I don't know that any Indian would answer the "are you Asian?" question with "yes", unless it's a somewhat frustrated/snarky editorial on the Americo-centric inability to understand geography beyond where Google Maps shows the next Starbucks...
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I don't know that any Indian would answer the "are you Asian?" question with "yes", unless it's a somewhat frustrated/snarky editorial on the Americo-centric inability to understand geography beyond where Google Maps shows the next Starbucks...
To come up with my own stereotype, I think it is a largely universal human behaviour to see negative traits as typical of someone different from yourself.
Luckily, on the Internet nobody knows you are a dog.
Does anybody have anything to say relevant to Tesla ?
So what is the term for the bottom dwellers, which will be the Model 3 owners?
I had the same concerns when getting my first Nissan Leaf, about free Chademo chargers. But I think the problem will solve itself. I'm on my second Nissan Leaf now and use it mostly for going back and forth to work, a 60km (38 mile) trip every day. I usually do not drive more than 100-120km (60-75mi) per day. In the beginning i used the free Chademo chargers just for fun and free charging is always attractive But after a while, waiting for a charge is no fun. I can charge my car at home and since a month back i can also charge for free at work if i need to. Electric cars for me is about simplicity. I plug-in the car when I get home and next time I need the car its fully charged or has enough of charge to take me where i have to go. I think the people that has not other alternative for charging their Tesla at the moment will get tired of going to a supercharger and they will spend time and energy to find another viable solution for charging at their home. It's now more than half a year since is used a Chademo charger. I only use them when going on long trips if i need to. I guess it will be the same for Tesla superchargers...
But after a while, waiting for a charge is no fun. I can charge my car at home and since a month back i can also charge for free at work if i need to. Electric cars for me is about simplicity. I plug-in the car when I get home and next time I need the car its fully charged or has enough of charge to take me where i have to go. I think the people that has not other alternative for charging their Tesla at the moment will get tired of going to a supercharger and they will spend time and energy to find another viable solution for charging at their home. It's now more than half a year since is used a Chademo charger. I only use them when going on long trips if i need to. I guess it will be the same for Tesla superchargers...Similar threads
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