No, I am speaking of supercharging prices where I live.

    On Thursday, August 26, 2021, 4:50:05 PM CDT, Willie via EV 
<[email protected]> wrote:  
 
 
On 8/26/21 12:22 PM, Peter VanDerWal via EV wrote:
>> You have to drive a lot for that to make any difference in your budget. 
>> 100kwh costs around $10
>> where I live. I maybe charge at a supercharger 10 times a year so I’m 
>> getting a free $100 a year.
>> Not worth talking about

I was a bit puzzled by the above response.  We were talking (I think) 
about the cost of away from home charging.  Home charging, indeed, does 
cost around $.10/kwh.  Those who pay for SuperCharging, pay about 
$.28/kwh.  Non Tesla fast charging costs around $.42/kwh.  At least I 
think those are the numbers that have been quoted.  I quoted a recent 
trip of mine and just counted the SuperCharge stops.  Ten plus one 
overnight destination charge. That would have cost a Tesla driver who 
does not have free SuperCharging $50-$100.  Estimated.  For about 2,000 
total miles. I make about 10k miles of highway trips in a year.  So, 
$250-$500 worth of SuperCharging in a year.  For local travel on home 
charging, those miles would have cost me about $100 (at my $.03/kwh 
rate) or ~$300 for at ~$.10/kwh rate.

No, not a huge savings for free SuperCharging.  But, it should be more 
than $5k over the life of the car.

With Tesla opening the SuperCharge network to CCS cars, it will be 
interesting to see how the off brand networks (Electrifiy America, EVGO, 
etc) fare.  I predict another tremendous win for Tesla because 
SuperChargers are better sited, better maintained, and cheaper than the 
off brands.  In addition, those that have made non Tesla buying 
decisions will have more exposure to the value of Teslas.

> While most people who drive Teslas charge at home (at least sometimes), there 
> are some folks that can't, for various reasons, and only use public charging 
> stations.
> The total number who only use public chargers is probably a tiny percentage 
> of Tesla drivers, but I'd bet its still more than FCEV drivers; who are 
> forced to use public hydrogen stations because there is no alternative.
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