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XLR82XS
D M C
My only concern with daily supercharging over long time periods is the rate throttling after so many DC charge events. Info here about it.
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
There are only a VERY few who have Free Supercharging on their Model 3/Y, so for most, it's better to just charge at home. I have been availing myself of free DC Fast charging with the CHAdeMO adapter from Tesla. Didn't take too long to pay off the expensive upfront cost. But the Model S & X owners that charge with CHAdeMO have noticed that ANY DC charging counts against the lifetime total before the car begins restricting the speed of the fast charge.
I would be super happy if I never lose my ability to charge at V3 Superchargers at 1000MPH (if even for a moment), but I understand that the strategy of limiting high-speed charging is designed to prolong battery life, and I hope to make it another 30 years on my TM3s battery.
I would be super happy if I never lose my ability to charge at V3 Superchargers at 1000MPH (if even for a moment), but I understand that the strategy of limiting high-speed charging is designed to prolong battery life, and I hope to make it another 30 years on my TM3s battery.
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