Yes, and it notes the supercharging “rates are significantly higher than what consumers in the same areas would pay at home,” which is actually where most peopl

Yes, and it notes the supercharging “rates are significantly higher than what consumers in the same areas would pay at home,” which is actually where most people charge up. Super chargers are mainly for the occasional long distance trip. This doesn’t really support the conclusion of the article that calls into question Tesla’s TCO math. Most people are not doing the bulk of their charging on superchargers.