To be fair, if you're trying to camp somewhere that isn't 60-70 degrees at night, you need to leave most cars on (or wake up and run the AC/heat briefly) to mak

To be fair, if you're trying to camp somewhere that isn't 60-70 degrees at night, you need to leave most cars on (or wake up and run the AC/heat briefly) to make a lot of locations comfortable, since cars don't retain heat very well. This isn't really feasible in a gasoline car (it's loud and wasteful) and would run the batteries of many electric cars a little too low for comfort. In my admittedly limited experience, the Tesla has much better idle efficiency than many competitors.