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We got 2 chargers from Tesla last year, but had to pay for expensive electrical changes. The house only has 200A and there is no way to easily add more. We had to put in a special box that measures the pull of the house and adjusts. We got 2 chargers. But Tesla still hasn't put us on the map. And they are both INSIDE our garage, so you can't get to them without garage access.
Of course, the HIGHEST cost of electricity here is about USD$0.07 a kWh. The LR Model 3 has a 75 kWh battery, so that's $5.25. There is a lower rate electricity bracket, which is even cheaper.
Personally, we still have 5000 km of free charging to use by the end of the year.... and no where to go.
Of course, the HIGHEST cost of electricity here is about USD$0.07 a kWh. The LR Model 3 has a 75 kWh battery, so that's $5.25. There is a lower rate electricity bracket, which is even cheaper.
Personally, we still have 5000 km of free charging to use by the end of the year.... and no where to go.
