• @aseth
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      121 year ago

      When I still had a car, it was never an issue except on long road trips. You plug the car in every evening, and wake up with a “full tank”.

      On long road trips, I charged during bathroom and lunch breaks, and did a little preplanning on the route. Still not a major issue.

      Ironically, I almost ran out of gas the next time I rented an ICE car, because I totally forgot that refueling was a thing you had to do.

    • mechoman444
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      61 year ago

      I have to be very proactive about where super chargers are.

      I live in Georgia USA and there’s a bunch of dead zones without chargers still. But there hasn’t been any single time where I was unable to charge and I drive A LOT!

      I haven’t forgotten to charge, at least not yet!

      What I have had an issue with is installing a home charger. Electricians have given me estimates estimates ranging from 2500 to 10,000. Like wtf!