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If a Tesla battery is 100kWh and it gets like 350 miles - and you can get 6 hours of sun on a 350 watt panel per day on average - that means 2 panels could char
by onlyrealcuzzo 6y ago
If a Tesla battery is 100kWh and it gets like 350 miles - and you can get 6 hours of sun on a 350 watt panel per day on average - that means 2 panels could charge your car about once per month, right?
- athms 6y agoDo you thinks everybody lives in a single family home with lots of disposable income?
- theshrike79 6y agoIf someone already has a Tesla with a 100kW battery, I don't think the extra $3k for a solar panel will break the bank =)
- athms 6y agoI rent an apartment, where would you like me to put the solar panel?
- theshrike79 6y agoDo you have a 100kW Tesla?
- xsmasher 6y agoAlternate numbers: typical home solar installation delivers 10-15 kWh per day. Tesla model 3 has 50kWh battery and 220 mile range. 15kWh * (220 miles / 50 kWh) = 60 miles of charge a day. If your commute is less than 30 miles each way you don't touch the grid to charge. Of course if you plan on getting or have an electric car you can always get a larger system.