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Which isn’t bad, but here in Ohio we pay $.04/kWh so to “fill up” our Tesla (standard range) it’s about $2.65 :)
by ericmay 6y ago
Which isn’t bad, but here in Ohio we pay $.04/kWh so to “fill up” our Tesla (standard range) it’s about $2.65 :)
- sfblah 6y agoHow much is it to fill up my used Nissan Leaf that I bought for $5500? :-)
- sfblah 6y agoJust want to test if Tesla is paying people to come through and downvote my posts. Please ignore this post.
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- ericmay 6y agoWell you’d have to look up your kWh rate from your electric bill then look up the total storage capacity of the battery, then you’d multiply and get the number. Making numbers up here but if your battery is 100 kWh and your rate is .05 per kWh then you’d pay 100 x $.05 to charge your car which is $5.00 in this case.