The typical American drives 13,474 miles (21,648 km) per year, according to Policy Advice, or slightly under 40 miles (64 km) a day. But too often, the discussion about Teslas and charging focuses on the need for long-distance driving. In…
While Teslas and other electric vehicles are not only good for the environment and save money on gas, a new question arises for electric car owners: what kind of charger should I use for my car? If you’re researching this question,…
OK, the answer to this question is quite technical, but it really does depend on a few factors. Consider your Tesla’s charging capability and your chosen power levels. For minimum power, use a #14 Gauge AWG wire size, which charges…
As a new EV owner, there are many confusing aspects of EV charging. I took the time to do some research and gather all the information to answer the most basic but often asked questions. You’re welcome! :-) 1. Do All…
Tesla mobile connectors – also known as UMC or Universal Mobile Connectors – are a kind of backup cable that every Tesla owner should have. Since 2018, Tesla has introduced the generation 2 connectors for its vehicles, but do you…
The Supercharger was Tesla’s knockout punch, thanks to the rapid charging stations that juice up an electric car within minutes. But is that all there is to know? Tesla introduced Superchargers in 2012, expanding the project as more users switched…
Exceptional range and the establishment of charging stations all around the globe have put Tesla miles ahead of other electric car manufacturers. So, how many miles can you go in a Tesla? Tesla claims all but the Model 3 Standard Range…
If you’re about to go on a long road trip and want to get the max range out of your Tesla, you’d suddenly realize that you cannot get the full range that Tesla promised! Your charge percentage is capped at…
