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Sure, the GPS does the planning. But my choice of routes is restricted. I am limited in the detours I can take. 10% doesn't sound extreme, but when I stop to re
by geophile 12y ago
Sure, the GPS does the planning. But my choice of routes is restricted. I am limited in the detours I can take. 10% doesn't sound extreme, but when I stop to refuel, 20+ minutes is not appealing.
No, it definitely isn't the car for me. I think better battery technology is one way to make the car more palatable. Another possibility is a LOT more charging stations, combined with some sort of battery swap approach (instead of waiting to recharge).
A few generations from now, these will be nice cars. Wouldn't be able to get there without you early adopters, so thank you.
- greglindahl 12y agoYou'll be happy to know that there are a lot more charging stations in the works, and the first battery swap station is active. Also, you might find reading this story to be fun: http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/01/11/4-things-i-learned-driving-a-tesla-for-10000-miles.aspx http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/01/11/4-things-i-...