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Comment by xltk

I paid $15.34 for 59 kWh ($0.26/kWh according to the receipt), which at the conversion rate you describe of 3mi/kWh comes out to 177 miles.

Using your example of 32mpg and $3.64/gallon, 177 miles would cost $20.13.

So roughly 25% cheaper for the supercharger vs gas. Bear in mind filling up gas takes five minutes whereas the supercharger took over two hours.

Good point about charging at home overnight though.

parent xltk 8 years ago

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