Posted by DRussell on December 16, 2021 at 09:14:25 from (137.200.1.109):
In Reply to: shock and awe posted by Geo-TH,In on December 16, 2021 at 06:07:26:
Our local grocery store chain, Giant Foods, has EV charging stations in the parking lot. Went to the store last night and a Tesla was charging next to one. When I came out he was unhooking so I stopped to talk to him. He's young, college age. He said he's had the car for 2 years and in that time has paid a total of 2 dollars to charge it. He utilizes free chargers. He said that he has noticed battery degradation in 2 years of about 25 fewer miles on a full charge.
I asked if the free chargers are likely to go away, and he said yes, they will eventually.
He said he absolutely loves it and cannot imagine having to own a gasoline vehicle again.
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