> So for a 1000 mile trip, that is going to be about 6 charging stops. > 3 hours added to the trip - and probably more like 4 hours when you consider that the

> So for a 1000 mile trip, that is going to be about 6 charging stops. > 3 hours added to the trip - and probably more like 4 hours when you consider that the Supercharger stations are not going to be located right on the main roadways all the time. On the other hand, with normal commuting patterns you have to refuel your gasoline car about once every two weeks or month depending on the car and your driving habits. With an electric car, you just plug in every night and never stop at a smelly gross gas station again. I don't know why people complain that when you use a product for what it's not designed for, it's bad at it. Electric cars are bad for road trips. If you're going 1,000 miles, use an airplane or at least a train.