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Oh - another trick sort of mentioned above, can use existing 15A wiring & boost to 240V if you have a space in your panel. That doubles charge to ~ 18km /hr. Can also go with the 240V 30A (dryer level) if you are able. WHile most folks in newer houses adding the 240V 50A makes sense - in case...

Hi We had same issue - couldn't expand 100A panel. So used 120V 15A circuit for over a year and rarely had any issues. 120V 15A at our house added about 100km over night calculated as 8-9km per hour so if plug in at dinner, by 8am would add over 100km. I did go to trouble of charging at...

To give you some idea of monthly cost for several months I compared my before Tesla to after Tesla Hydro electric bills and mine went up between $40 to $50 CAD per month charging mostly at home at 120V15A circuit driving about 15,000km/yr. And that's at our Step 2 higher rate. I only wanted a...

Hi Lots of Tesla drivers here in Vancouver. And this forum has been very helpful

Mine are exactly the same Doesn't matter my seat position the housing blocks about 20% of the actual mirror. Even if I have it set not to see much of the car. Having the extra would be nice as mirrors seem fairly small after coming from a larger SUV but probably normal for small sports car

To clarify. I went with SR+ as 90% use is shorter local trips. For longer trips may take the ICE we still have as has lots of room or just do the extra stop or 2 for charging. Extra $ did not seem to be worth it.

Decision is easier in BC Canada as extra cost is CAD$19K + higher tax rate so >$20k ($16K US) So the move from Sr+ to LR AWD is a steeper price. I would have spent a bit more as plan to keep car longer so might as well get what one wants. Longer range for the occasional longer trips is nice...

I follow financial news & there are reports of long term rates dropping & even being below short term (which is unsuual) - so there's some logic to the rates dropping a bit this month.

RBC through Telsa (best my own BMO offered was 7% so far)

Just got quote of 3.3% for 72 mo (so lower rate for shorter period compared to 3.7% / 84 mo above but mo payment higher)