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This would really get me to switch to one - just paying for the car sans battery, and having battery swap stations. Sadly the available charging infrastructure
by foobarian 7y ago
This would really get me to switch to one - just paying for the car sans battery, and having battery swap stations. Sadly the available charging infrastructure is a nonstarter for me. I don't have a big house or a garage so even charging off of 120v plugs does not work.
- ianai 7y agoYes, they’re leaving the vast majority of apartment occupants (like myself) and probably other types of residencies in the cold. It’s not that oil doesn’t have a similar problem. A tank of gas easily weighs over 100lbs (per a quick search). It just benefits from being a liquid.
- natch 7y agoSee my comment history re: apartments. It may be possible, depending where you live.
- natch 7y agoWe make it work with two Teslas living in an apartment with no chargers on site. Need either charging at work or a close Supercharger or nearby fast public chargers to make it work. Preferably at least two out of those three.