AutoJul 30, 2019
Newqntryzx

Electric cars worth/useful for weekend trips?

Last weekend went to Yosemite NP, was keeping eye on how many electric cars I can see in park. Surprisingly saw only 1 model X of Tesla no other models or other e-cars. Which is interesting to compare with number of electric cars you see in Bay Area. Feels like it might be early to have electric car, if you cannot drive for weekend trips. I know there might be charging station on the way or in the park but with no sighting makes me wonder that is the electric car only worth to drive in City or around develop cities. Trip was around ~500 miles, as I didn't get reservations in the village, stayed in Mariposa. Share your story of weekend trip with your e-car. - How much far did you go? - How did you plan to stop for Charing station? πŸŽοΈπŸš—β›½

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Facebook S4MEER Jul 30, 2019

I urge u to try to think about it more selflessly in the context of our climate crisis ✌🏼

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qntryzx OP Jul 30, 2019

Got point, but would like to go close to nature as well. πŸ––

Amazon gfdho Jul 30, 2019

I urge you to think where the electricity is coming from? Clean energy is the future only when we get em without burning coal

Dropbox tape53 Jul 30, 2019

You can charge a Tesla in RV parks. They should have 240v. Superchargers are plentiful too. I believe one inside the park

Facebook vjuiu Jul 30, 2019

Tesla will plan your trip based on supercharging. Not a big deal. How many people take a 100k SUV camping is a separate matter.

Microsoft boban Jul 30, 2019

Tc/yoe?

Microsoft hitmonchan Jul 31, 2019

PlugShare app

Facebook c0de Jul 31, 2019

When you use your Tesla's navigation, it plans the route with supercharger stops if needed. They have something like 1400 supercharger stations all over the US and shouldn't be possible to go more than 150ish miles without coming across one. Then there's all the other chargers you can use from other companies (it will just be slower), or literally any outlet.