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Right, you’re paying for the infrastructure to bring the energy to what is essentially a handoff point of a power meter and some bare wires. From there, additio
by brk 3y ago
Right, you’re paying for the infrastructure to bring the energy to what is essentially a handoff point of a power meter and some bare wires. From there, additional overhead exits to convert those bare wires into a Supercharger location. Beyond the initial costs of building the charging site you will have some non-zero ongoing maintenance costs.
Beyond all that, Supercharger outlets are arguably a business of sorts. Which means it needs to make a profit and not just sell at cost.