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Cost will be 60c kWh from tomorrow.
This seems to be where the market is converging right now, at least for charging over 50kW.Cost will be 60c kWh from tomorrow.
Albeit a problem for Ampol,This seems to be where the market is converging right now, at least for charging over 50kW.
Equally we haven't seen any pricing differentials between peak and off-peak power usage for DC chargers (unlike say the Waverley, Randwick, Woollahra AC network). The only exception to your rule is probably Tasmania where some of the more remote chargers have a premium.
agree. Hopefully it would also allow for price reductions during periods of high renewable/solar generation.I would be totally OK with variable time-of-day and location pricing. For a business to be sustainable, the amount it charges customers has to reflect its input costs.
So looking at the plugshare check-ins for Northmead it looks like a pretty significant drop off in use.
I'm not surprised. I don't know who would pay 60c/kWh for 84kW charging but I wouldn't.So looking at the plugshare check-ins for Northmead it looks like a pretty significant drop off in use. Not unexpected. If the speed was as advertised I would Chuck em a few bucks now and then but as I have a 50kW Evie site handy they get my DC dollars for now.
Superchargers are 69c/kWh for (sometimes) as little as half of 150kW.I'm not surprised. I don't know who would pay 60c/kWh for 84kW charging but I wouldn't.
Superchargers are 69c/kWh for (sometimes) as little as half of 150kW.
I'm not surprised. I don't know who would pay 60c/kWh for 84kW charging but I wouldn't.
For reference I have a 2022 M3 RWD with LFP 60kW pack -You’d be charging at that rate (and less) once the battery reaches about 55% in a Model 3 LR. So you are paying 60c/kWh for 84 kW charging already (Superchargers are now 68c/kWh), unless you never charge above 55%.
2021 Tesla Model 3 LR AWD With 82 kWh Battery: Charging Analysis
Today we will take a look at the most recent fast charging test of the 2021 Tesla Model 3 Long Range version, conducted by Bjørn Nyland at a V3 Supercharger.insideevs.com
Where abouts, maybe there are plans?I would love to see a 50kw charger in my town
Cessnock nsw. I highly doubt it.Where abouts, maybe there are plans?