Regardless life is fleeting, there are too many other “bigger” problems, we’re in the midst of the one of the worst health and death epidemics (let alone the riots and other issues, look at the China floods for example) in a LONG time, the value of 1,000 miles is worth about $50-100 in retail value.
I bought two Tesla’s in last few months. I still have a job, as does my spouse. Neither my spouse, or anyone in our families has died or ended up in the hospital, thankful given are location is the US.
I didn’t get any free supercharging either, and I bought TWO, NEW, inside of six months. If someone can afford even one NEW Tesla, even a $35k model (if you can get one still), you’re problems are FAR less compared to the rest of the US, North America, or most of the globe. In which case $50-100 of supercharging is really just a week, or so, of Starbucks for most NA owners. Really, in which case. “Ehh!”
I’m sorry. I didn’t get any free Supercharging either. And I also bought another Tesla last year. And I spent more with Tesla than most in 6 months, let alone 12. There are bigger, MUCH bigger, problems.
Sorry if this strikes a wrong chord with anyone. Down rank me if you really need that free supercharging for 1000 miles with your new luxury Tesla is more important.
But sorry, millions are drying Or have died in just the last six months. Not getting 1,000 miles of free charging is the least of any Tesla’s owner problems.