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Hello EVTripPlanner Users, Very sorry, but our site is down and probably won't be up for another day or so. HostGator, our web hosting service, shut us down due to "using too many resources" (in their "unlimited" plan) without any notice and then broke the site when migrating to our new...

I have compiled the North American and Worldwide sales numbers for the Tesla Model S and competing cars. Here is a link to the data: https://evtripplanner.com/SalesVolume-TMSvsCOMP-141201.pdf EVTripPlanner is used by over 20,000 Tesla drivers to do energy planning for road trips and is the...

It might be a small sub-segment, but the Model S (D) seem perfect for having hand-based accelerator and brake controls (vs. clunky mechanical retrofits). I've recently lost my ability to drive my P85 with my legs and really want to get back behind the wheel (of a D?). I have not gotten any...

All, We've added the ability to automatically break up a route to go through superchargers on EVTripPlanner You can enter your endpoints and click 'Route Through Superchargers' and it will attempt to get you from point A to B going through currently open superchargers. You can adjust the "max...

This is a request for data from the EVTripPlanner team to TMC members. EVTripPlanner.com has become a very popular site/tool for Model S owners who need to estimate energy usage and plan road trips. We've recently started reporting energy used per segment/trip in Rated Miles (RM) in addition...

First: love the car - this is not intended to indicate it is anything but a game-changer (I posted compiled shipment numbers showing how game-changing here), the watt-hours-per-mile indicator in the car does NOT really tell you how much electricity you will need from your grid/solar connection...

I compiled the numbers at http://evtripplanner.com/teslasales.php - very impressive showing. Detroit, Japan and Germany can all read it and weep!