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Yeah very sensational headline noticed how it starts with "Tesla just killed". That's certainly not one of it's biggest benefits since you were already limited
by heavymark 10y ago
Yeah very sensational headline noticed how it starts with "Tesla just killed". That's certainly not one of it's biggest benefits since you were already limited on how frequently you could use the chargers (you weren't able to use them all the time for regular charging, only meant for large trips or when far from home area. So the amount of extra you will have to pay not/how much you saved, will be negligible compared to how much the cars cost. So while it's a neat feature certainly not a big deal and of course wouldn't be practical to continue offering it forever as they grow, yet they are still giving another 1K for free per year which will cover the majority of people who have that years big road trip.
- dingaling 10y ago> you weren't able to use them all the time for regular charging But that in itself was a reduction from the original position, as of 2014: How often can I Supercharge? Is it bad for my battery? Supercharging does not alter the new vehicle warranty. Customers are free to use the network as much as they like. Which was diluted in late 2015, with letters being sent to 'excessive' users, and now for 2017 with limits to inclusive usage.