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If you don't have a network of fast superchargers, then your EV is automatically useless for road trips. Tesla is the only company that has built out this netw
by dayaz36 9y ago
If you don't have a network of fast superchargers, then your EV is automatically useless for road trips. Tesla is the only company that has built out this network. No other EV should be taken seriously unless they've built out theirs.
- TheSpiceIsLife 9y agoBut I want another solely for driving around town. The city I live in is barely 15 kilometres (about 10 miles) across. Any of the currently available EVs would suit my needs. If I want to go out of town I'll take my turbo diesel camper.
- lostboys67 9y agoSo you get to feel all virtuous but don't mind blasting out Nox particulates which is a major health hazard
- pretendscholar 9y agoI'm sure they will accept your money all the same.
- davexunit 9y agoI did a 315 mile road trip in my Bolt over the summer. I stopped at a Dunkin Donuts with a DC Fast charger for a half hour, ate some mediocre baked goods, then finished my journey. The supercharger network is great, for sure, and that's part of what you get for the premium Tesla price, but road trips are totally possible in less expensive electric vehicles. I'm not a cross-country road trip type of person, so the Bolt's range and charging situation works for me.