KublaConn
Member
Given that I liked to go to the place with the cheapest gas as often as I could, refilling was often a 30 minute addition to my day. I estimate that I would spend about 25 hours per year getting gasoline. Given that I plug my car in when I get home in the evening and unplug when I leave for work and the whole process takes about as long as it does to put my coffee in the cupholder, my daily charging needs don't have any impact on my schedule. So as long as I don't add a total of 25 hours to my long distance road trips to Supercharge, I'm still coming out ahead overall.
An added bonus is that you're no longer using up a dollar's worth of gas while driving around trying to find the fueling spot where you can save seventy-five cents per fill-up.