Recent content by DarthNick

Well, as folks have been suggesting, could be like a mini-launch party of our own! I think that would justify some craziness (plus we can plan it out together so we're all ahead of the craziness!)

Of course, but I think having a more thorough charging network will help put a lot of EV newbies range concerns at ease, and will help sway them towards all EVs, including Teslas. And more EVs on the road benefit us all! :smile:

Ontario recently announced (and has actually put into action) a plan to invest $20M into a public charging network. The focus will be on L3 chargers, with the aim keeping distances between them 60-80 km. So they're already taking care of that :tongue: Don't mean to make you more jealous or...

I'm wondering the same thing as well. I live very close to Yorkdale, so next time I'm there I'll bug the associates to see if they have any info on how the in-store deposits will work. :tongue:

I've been internally debating whether or not I should go to Yorkdale (closer to home) or Lawrence... Either way I'm gonna do my best to ensure I'm first in line (Race ya there!).

The Kia is simply holding us over until the 3 is available (we would've bought another MS or an MX if we could've!), but overall it's a pretty nice ride with the 3rd largest battery out there (next to Tesla's and the new 30kw Leaf). But indeed I suspect A/C cooled seats will be standard on MS...

I suspect that by the time the Model 3 is out, A/C cooled seats will be pretty standard, or at least a reasonably priced option (heated seats seem to be heading in that direction, at least in Canada). Heck, our family's Kia Soul EV has 'em... it's the only thing it has on Tesla at the moment...

Said yes as a future Model 3 owner. While as of right now I only do one major road trip a year (to Chicago from Toronto), having a Model 3 with SC access would definitely mean I can take more road trips, and I certainly would.