[gloryblaze]

... Considering all of those factors, and presuming a greater reliance on commercial charging ...

I really think most people charge up at home. Or not??

My real complaint is the myth that electricity comes from the tooth fairy.

[bk1000]

“ My real complaint is the myth that electricity comes from the tooth fairy. ”

That’s silly. Everybody knows electricity comes from those little plug thingies on the wall. They’re all over the house.

[snoringbear]

* I really think most people charge up at home. Or not??”
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Yeh, the folks I know charge their Teslas at home. I also know that their daily drivers and road-trip vehicles run on Gasoline.
Btw, EV’s are not as yet being charged a road tax such as drivers of gas and diesel vehicles pay at the pump. And, this adder is not as yet being factored into any of the cost analysis seen. But, nevertheless the cost is coming.

[cuban leaf]

I really think most people charge up at home. Or not??

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Charging up at home is like running dyed diesel in your car. You bypass road taxes.

[cymbeline]

“My real complaint is the myth that electricity comes from the tooth fairy. “

You’d think they’d know that oil comes from the oil fairy.

Regarding the article, it doesn’t mention the price per kwh of the electricity. How can there be a comparison without that?

[JeanLM]

“My real complaint is the myth that electricity comes from the tooth fairy.”

Whereever the electricity comes from it doesn’t generate the tax revenue that gasolie or diesel fuel does. The average revenue from a gallon of gas is over 50 cents depending on the stae. They will soon figure out that they need to tax EV charging power at something similar or the states and feds will lose that tax revenue.