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As someone who road trips their Tesla pretty frequently I consider this a massive non-issue. Whatevs.

• PopAlongKid 3y ago
  Why is it a non-issue for you? A comment in the article indicates otherwise: >In the summer of 2022, I took an 8,000-mile road trip across the United States. Most of the time an 80% charge limit would be fine, but there were a few places where we needed to charge to 100% when going off the Interstate. Fortunately those were mostly not in high-density areas, but it would be very frustrating to hit these charges in such a case.
  • bdcravens 3y ago
    Seems similar to having to pay higher gas prices in rural areas.
    • cmmeur01 3y ago
      In the US it’s typically opposite of this. Rural areas have cheaper fuel.
      • freedomben 3y ago
        That has not been my experience. Maybe rural, but certainly not remote, and the two overlap a substantial majority of the time. The cheapest gas is usually in the outer suburbs of major metro areas.
  • bhpm 3y ago
    >would be very frustrating It doesn’t sound like this a problem they actually encountered.
    • rurp 3y ago
      How would they already have experience with a new fee that just got announced?