Wow your electric rates are so cheap. I'm in California and it cost between 32 cents per kilowatt-hour to 50 cents per kilowatt- per hour, depending on what time of day. It cost a small fortune to charge my model 3 at home, I'm to the point now I don't want an EV anymore. You are so lucky to have cheap electricity.
That is significantly higher wow! Was your electricity rate always high or over time it has changed? You would suspect Tesla beginning in California that things would be more progressive in regards to sustainable energy & cost to own?
@@Tesla11ven Yes, it's way high here in Northern CA. I charged a bit at home last month and my rate went way up. I have a feeling if I did all my charging at home I'd be looking at $400 to $600 a month. I normally charge at a level 2 charger before work for free. Which is nice, but I wish it was cheaper to charge. Basically I spent way less on gas for my Toyota Prius.
Great information againPaul👍
Yay!! getting my m3 sr+ in two months and live in ontario as well. Cant wait :D. btw do you rmr the % tints you got on your car?
Congratulations! I have limo tint on the sides. ;)
I picked up my '21 M3LR last September as well. I'm closing in on 10,000kms and according to Optiwatt my charging costs have been $144. 👍
That's incredible. Okay so to be slightly more accurate add 10% to that and you're still so ahead of the game in regards to fuel savings. Great stuff.
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Wow your electric rates are so cheap. I'm in California and it cost between 32 cents per kilowatt-hour to 50 cents per kilowatt- per hour, depending on what time of day. It cost a small fortune to charge my model 3 at home, I'm to the point now I don't want an EV anymore. You are so lucky to have cheap electricity.
That is significantly higher wow! Was your electricity rate always high or over time it has changed? You would suspect Tesla beginning in California that things would be more progressive in regards to sustainable energy & cost to own?
@@Tesla11ven Yes, it's way high here in Northern CA. I charged a bit at home last month and my rate went way up. I have a feeling if I did all my charging at home I'd be looking at $400 to $600 a month. I normally charge at a level 2 charger before work for free. Which is nice, but I wish it was cheaper to charge. Basically I spent way less on gas for my Toyota Prius.
@@TonyPalermolifecoach Wow that's really expensive, sorry to hear that. I sure hope that rate goes down in the near future