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      10-21-2023, 09:11 AM   #76
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Originally Posted by Bimmerfun82 View Post
Some analysts estimate $3B/yr by 2030 from non-Tesla owners and $5B by 2032 (I.e., Piper Sandler).

Supercharging is not cheap. Tesla owners benefit from promotions like free SC for a period of time or over 1,000 - 10,000 miles. Also can get free miles via referrals and cashing in those incentives for more SC miles. I had one year of free SC on my first Tesla and 10,000 miles for my second one. Used 1/3 of those in my first year, mostly during the summer when our home electricity costs were $0.18/kWh. Now that we are back to $0.07/kWh I charge at home.

Depends where you live, but once they open up the SC network to Bmw prepare to pay $25-$35 for a “fill up.”
About how many miles would that go?
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