Tesla supercharger price reduction
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Just spotted elsewhere that Tesla have reduced their charging prices, which is handy.
I don't drive a Tesla, but I'm visiting one of their open to all super charger sites in Dartford next week. Without a subscription, the price is now 51p peak (40p off peak), 37p with subscription (30p off peak).
Mustn't grumble.
I don't drive a Tesla, but I'm visiting one of their open to all super charger sites in Dartford next week. Without a subscription, the price is now 51p peak (40p off peak), 37p with subscription (30p off peak).
Mustn't grumble.
Enjoy it! For me, the prices just went up!
Its now 62c / kWh for the chargers around me!
Its half that to charge at home. It was 52c, then 48c and previously as low as 30c (though the demand pricing put paid to that one). Just did the calculations - thats effectively the same price as using petrol. My diesel BMW is cheaper than using a supercharger.
Its a convenience thing I know. But this doesn't make a lot of sense. And with the proposed $250 a year 'EV tax', for many, running an EV doesn't make a lot of sense.
Its now 62c / kWh for the chargers around me!
Its half that to charge at home. It was 52c, then 48c and previously as low as 30c (though the demand pricing put paid to that one). Just did the calculations - thats effectively the same price as using petrol. My diesel BMW is cheaper than using a supercharger.
Its a convenience thing I know. But this doesn't make a lot of sense. And with the proposed $250 a year 'EV tax', for many, running an EV doesn't make a lot of sense.
off_again said:
Enjoy it! For me, the prices just went up!
Its now 62c / kWh for the chargers around me!
Its half that to charge at home. It was 52c, then 48c and previously as low as 30c (though the demand pricing put paid to that one). Just did the calculations - thats effectively the same price as using petrol. My diesel BMW is cheaper than using a supercharger.
Its a convenience thing I know. But this doesn't make a lot of sense. And with the proposed $250 a year 'EV tax', for many, running an EV doesn't make a lot of sense.
In the UK we can charge for 10c /kWh off peak (overnight).Its now 62c / kWh for the chargers around me!
Its half that to charge at home. It was 52c, then 48c and previously as low as 30c (though the demand pricing put paid to that one). Just did the calculations - thats effectively the same price as using petrol. My diesel BMW is cheaper than using a supercharger.
Its a convenience thing I know. But this doesn't make a lot of sense. And with the proposed $250 a year 'EV tax', for many, running an EV doesn't make a lot of sense.
. off_again said:
Enjoy it! For me, the prices just went up!
Its now 62c / kWh for the chargers around me!
Its half that to charge at home. It was 52c, then 48c and previously as low as 30c (though the demand pricing put paid to that one). Just did the calculations - thats effectively the same price as using petrol. My diesel BMW is cheaper than using a supercharger.
Its a convenience thing I know. But this doesn't make a lot of sense. And with the proposed $250 a year 'EV tax', for many, running an EV doesn't make a lot of sense.
Not sure what the point is in the US when petrol is so cheap and the distances so big. Its now 62c / kWh for the chargers around me!
Its half that to charge at home. It was 52c, then 48c and previously as low as 30c (though the demand pricing put paid to that one). Just did the calculations - thats effectively the same price as using petrol. My diesel BMW is cheaper than using a supercharger.
Its a convenience thing I know. But this doesn't make a lot of sense. And with the proposed $250 a year 'EV tax', for many, running an EV doesn't make a lot of sense.
That said I would like a Lucid.
Back2theFuji said:
Just spotted elsewhere that Tesla have reduced their charging prices, which is handy.
I don't drive a Tesla, but I'm visiting one of their open to all super charger sites in Dartford next week. Without a subscription, the price is now 51p peak (40p off peak), 37p with subscription (30p off peak).
Mustn't grumble.
That's pretty good, even using the supercharger network for all your charging would be cheaper than all but the most economical ICE cars. I don't drive a Tesla, but I'm visiting one of their open to all super charger sites in Dartford next week. Without a subscription, the price is now 51p peak (40p off peak), 37p with subscription (30p off peak).
Mustn't grumble.
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