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Hey dude, lay off your own maga calculator and associated alternative numbers also 🤣

You are dead wrong again. Telling you to get out of the hole you are in and stop digging. If and when RAN and the other rip-off charging companies grow to be as big as the glorious Tesla supercharger network, let's just agree on the fact that you are hopelessly beyond disingenuous believing...

The street logic, yours, not college logic, mine, is the one I am quoting. You said it depends on what utility companies charge; ergo, I mentioned the two charging companies in the same parking lot, one extorting patrons more than the other, which is THE exhibit A proving that your premise is...

Well, a Tesla supercharger does charge less than the other scam charging company across the same parking lot. Seriously doubt that there is a different utility across parking lot; ergo, your argument fails even the smell test.

Here's one reason why several of them should cost less, a lot less. One word: NEVI

i do not enjoy them. Do not patronize those rip-off places, actually. Ha!

I have no clue about what you said here, but if I understand it correctly, all I can say is man, lay off your maga calculator/computer and these alternative calculations it's giving you. R1S typically uses 1 kWh to travel 2 miles. It would travel around 200 miles on the energy equivalent of 3...

Ditto!

I missed that you had gone solar. That is awesome, good for you. It makes an awful lot of sense. Had I stayed in my previous home, I would have added battery storage as the local utility company started paying a pittance, less and less, for excess electricity pumped into the grid.

My ICE dyno SUV with a lousy 19 MPG is cheaper to run on long trips compared to DCFCs cost in many areas. Real experience, facts, forget anything x 101. Anybody with even a most basic command of math can figure that out. I did.

Oh, you are absolutely right. What makes an EV more expensive to long trip in is the price of fast chargers. It sucks if someone cannot charge at home. Charging at home, hell, it costs me less than $10 to fully charge my R1S, good for 308 miles, $80+ to gas up my 4Runner, good for 380. Reason...

Actually, no. Had my array installed in 2015. My first EV was my Model S in 2020. Based the solar cost solely on the price of electricity. With the 30% tax credit and exemption from property taxes, it would have paid for itself in 10 years, well on the way there when I moved. Had my two...

My 2004 4Runner, 19 MPG with a tailwind, similar to R1S, $23.63. It looks as if $0.52 is par with ICE. Anything higher, EVs start to become more expensive to drive.

I just know a scam when I see one. Need not have a Ph.D. in electricity economics to figure that out. Plus, I do not play that game. Worked too hard to get where I am at to have or let anybody scam my money away.

Whoa! It sounds as if there is an awful lot of fingers in the state electricity pie. In my neck of the woods, electricity is just over $0.07/kWh flat rate, no TOU, up 10% in one year; DFCs in this area are at the same $0.50+ prices, reason why I call them what I call them. In my previous home...

Math is horrid? Wow. I encourage you to take Physics 101 and learn about units of power, conversions from one to another, then revisit 3rd grade math to do the corresponding calculations. Report back once you learn. Or use any Google machine, your choice.

Might want to go back to school and take grammar 101. Whining? Nope.

In reality, an EV owner will always come out ahead at least in terms of EV maintenance costs or lack thereof and charging largely at home. My Model S cost way over $70k and it indeed has saved me a lot of money both in terms of energy and maintenance, the latter at $850 in over 5 years. Auto...

So the "fascist" electricity still is cheaper, but you'll teach the alleged fascist a lesson by going elsewhere and making YOUR wallet bleed more than it should, eh? LMAO, ROFLMAO. That will surely learn him, LMAO. The greatest truism of all times: a fool and his money easy part, indeed.

Scam, open scam, hidden scam. Fraud. Potahto, potato. Make that over 8 times the local utility rate. Oh, yes. Total scam.