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Do you know this for sure? Do you have a source link anywhere? Just by the announcement today i dont think we can be 100% for sureNo, you won't have to pay for anything additional besides the kWh credits.
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Do you know this for sure? Do you have a source link anywhere? Just by the announcement today i dont think we can be 100% for sureNo, you won't have to pay for anything additional besides the kWh credits.
I hope "annually" goes by the date you took delivery, to help stagger it.
Otherwise, Superchargers will be an excrement exhibition during the last few weeks of every year.
Do we think the base price of the car is going to decrease after Jan 1st?
As a prospective Model 3 owner who never expected any free supercharging, let alone about 1K miles annually, this is great news, and absolutely perfect for my intended use of the car. 90% of my charging will be at home in the garage, and now those few trips across Germany to the relatives will be completely free. Thumbs up to Elon!
No source, but I'm absolutely sure because it wouldn't make sense any other way.Do you know this for sure? Do you have a source link anywhere? Just by the announcement today i dont think we can be 100% for sure
Hmmm...that X I've been eying to replace the wife's ICE all the sudden looks better sooner rather than later.This is a nice way to roll this out. There is still time to make a MS or MX purchase and keep unlimited charging.
Tesla - Thanks for giving some time to those who are contemplating a purchase.
I see what you are saying, but with that logic then self driving would also be free since all model 3 will come standard with the "hardware" for self driving? or maybe they have yet to come up with a business practice around that just yetNo source, but I'm absolutely sure because it wouldn't make sense any other way.
The way you are suggesting you'd have to pay in order to pay for credits...?? That creates a barrier to the payment model. It wouldn't be a sound business practice.
My car comes with a gas tank but I don't have to pay an additional fee to enable me the ability to purchase gas. There's no way on Earth Tesla would implement such a thing.
Why wouldn't they continue to offer free supercharging to buyers of the Model S/X?
well, you could look to production ramp up issues with the model x and realize they're not batting 1.000What a brilliant solution. Tesla and EM amaze me once again. I wish they would foul up once in while just so they appear almost human.
I see what you are saying, but with that logic then self driving would also be free since all model 3 will come standard with the "hardware" for self driving? or maybe they have yet to come up with a business practice around that just yet
Maybe i am a bit skeptical here but Elon has been known to play with words a bit and any time they reference the "hardware" comes standard i get it bit skeptical
Beyond that, there will be a small fee to Supercharge which will be charged incrementally and cost less than the price of filling up a comparable gas car.
...prices may fluctuate over time and vary regionally based on the cost of electricity, our Supercharger Network will never be a profit center.
I see what you are saying, but with that logic then self driving would also be free since all model 3 will come standard with the "hardware" for self driving? or maybe they have yet to come up with a business practice around that just yet
Maybe i am a bit skeptical here but Elon has been known to play with words a bit and any time they reference the "hardware" comes standard i get it bit skeptical
I'm not so sure - I fully plan on charging my car at home unless I'm traveling. The cost savings isn't worth the time or effort to seek out a SC to top off, even if I'm about to lose freebie kWh. If Tesla rolls unused kWh over to the next year, that would eliminate such a situation from happening as well.
I figured the first voice of gentle dissent would Ohmann posting "FWD."well, you could look to production ramp up issues with the model x and realize they're not batting 1.000
But hey, batting .300 over a long career might get you a long hard look for Hall of Fame consideration.
I agree. i am just hung up on the verbiage that they used. I am sure they have dozens of people review these posts prior to releasing them so I am hopeful, but still skeptical i guess.I think "enabling Supercharging" from here on out will just mean that you have kWH credits in your account.
So honestly, that should mean every Tesla comes with Supercharging enabled, since you're getting your 1st annual 400kWH allotment when you take delivery.
I wonder if the model 3 will come with ANY free credits-these might only be for the current modelsLooks like I'm going to use my 2017 credits to get my M3 home from Fremont as I anticipate picking it up there.
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Again, the network is designed for around ~10% of travel on superchargers averaged over all the stations.
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It's under $50 in credits it's nearly negligible.I wonder if the model 3 will come with ANY free credits-these might only be for the current models