The fees for Tesla Supercharging change per state, plus some states charge an idle fee. Idle fee is charge for sitting at a charging station hooked up, while the vehicle is fully charged. Essentially hogging the gas pump so to speak.
Here in MA, it's about $10 for an hour of supercharging, plus 40 cents/min idle fee. Lots of newer developments like Malls and hospitals and other businesses are being built with such stations here. You can run your errands and charge while you are in the store.
Also, I have a bunch of electricians in the family (myself included formerly), and EV charging stations in the garage are a popular install these days from what I hear. A lot of folks here also go solar at the same time with battery storage solutions for the home.
I think the Infrastructure is far from being able to support 100% EV, but I am seeing progress. I don't think it's equal in all parts of the country however, and i would expect to see some areas that have zero implementation of EV infrastructure. Supply and demand. Right now, the demand is unequal.
Here in MA, it's about $10 for an hour of supercharging, plus 40 cents/min idle fee. Lots of newer developments like Malls and hospitals and other businesses are being built with such stations here. You can run your errands and charge while you are in the store.
Also, I have a bunch of electricians in the family (myself included formerly), and EV charging stations in the garage are a popular install these days from what I hear. A lot of folks here also go solar at the same time with battery storage solutions for the home.
I think the Infrastructure is far from being able to support 100% EV, but I am seeing progress. I don't think it's equal in all parts of the country however, and i would expect to see some areas that have zero implementation of EV infrastructure. Supply and demand. Right now, the demand is unequal.