my wife only drives a mile or so to work and to run errands and she uses a Tesla, and just a standard 120 plug at home is far more than enough to keep it topped off.
She’s be better off with a 15 year old Honda Accord. Your coat of ownership is nothing and at a tank or gas a month your cost to drive is almost nothing. Instead you have $60,000 into a car that you don’t really use.
You’re absolutely free to do that but it’s a net loss economically.
If a person would only keep their EV battery topped off, and seldomly or never discharge it down to 15% or less, won’t the battery develop “memory” in a bad way and no longer be able to hold and discharge fully? Or has that issue been solved?
So that car doesn’t get a lot of use & I would think you’d have to ask yourself in a couple years what it would be worth as a trade-in. I wouldn’t touch it with a ten foot pole, but I can’t afford one anyway. I’m just of the opinion that these EVs won’t be in much demand as used cars. I guess your best bet would be to get the use of it as long as possible before you have to spend some real money on it.