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forum thread Posted by zheka160 • Dec 9, 2024
forum thread Posted by zheka160 • Dec 9, 2024

Tesla Wall Connector - Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger, Level 2 - up to 48A with 24' Cable - Tesla, Amazon, BestBuy, Lowes - $420

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Dec 13, 2024
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rspray
Dec 13, 2024
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Quote from zheka160 :
What's a delivery fee? Maybe it's per state? I looked at my bill, my kwh price is 12.85c, plus around 2.7% state tax, which I guess would make my kwh cost 13.19c? And we have no peak prices, so price is the same any hour of the day and night.
I'm attempting to attach an excerpt from my bill. As you can see, the actual electricity is ~3/5 the total cost, the rest is distribution, customer fee, delivery and other fees.

Might be per state. Guess it depends how much transparency they want to give - not that we (here) have any choice beyond the supplier of the generation.
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jhyman
Dec 13, 2024
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The Tesla charger seems to be the overall best rated by users and installers. I think the later is because they have installed more and it is one of the better designed for installation. I have an emporia and I'm happy with it, but there is no entry for the connection in the back, so the install doesn't look as nice.

Having replaced an ICE car with a comparable model EV (not a Tesla) in the fall, my fuel costs are about 40% of what they were in the winter and 30% or less in the warmer months.

My insurance did increase slightly, but no different than if I had gotten a new car that was not an EV. Tires are more expensive and won't last as long, however brakes last much longer and there is a lot less standard maintenance.

On the whole the operational costs are no question lower. With the amount I drive (and I won't be using it for road trips), the bigger things for me are as others pointed out, never having to go to a gas station (time) and the much better driving experience. Long term this is also the way things are heading. Since I needed a new vehicle and there are some pretty good lease deals available with the tax credits, the upfront costs are also about the same or maybe slightly less than if I had gone with a non-EV.

It's pretty great to plug in the car at night, have the car warmed up and ready to go in the morning and have a quieter and smoother drive.
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Quote from rspray :
I'm attempting to attach an excerpt from my bill. As you can see, the actual electricity is ~3/5 the total cost, the rest is distribution, customer fee, delivery and other fees.

Might be per state. Guess it depends how much transparency they want to give - not that we (here) have any choice beyond the supplier of the generation.
Woah. That's definitely not the case here. I guess saving on EV is very YMMV per the state you live. And I checked last years bill, $/kwh has decreased by 10%.
Dec 13, 2024
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rspray
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Quote from zheka160 :
Woah. That's definitely not the case here. I guess saving on EV is very YMMV per the state you live. And I checked last years bill, $/kwh has decreased by 10%.
You're correct; gas vs. electric cost is ~parity here, but I get value from the vehicle experience, never going to gas station, lower maintenance (for me so far), and my employer charges me ~25% less to charge than at home.
Jan 3, 2025
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MKin
Jan 3, 2025
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Quote from zheka160 :
Why haven't you posted months ago? Because of you, I overpaid by $30.
it's been the price on official Tesla shop. You will never overpay if you order from the official shop. don't blame others
Jan 3, 2025
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will792
Jan 3, 2025
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Quote from rent4him :
Can someone pls suggest which wall charger is better - this or the other universal wall charger which is around $100 more than this ?
Universal wall charger comes with J1772 adapter, that can be used by older EVs. Recently most EV car companies switch to Tesla plug, that is now called NACS.

The other benefit of Universal Wall Charger is support for feed of house electric panel from car battery. This is very much work in progress and is currently enabled for Cybertruck only. At the same time Tesla chargers have good design and use quality parts so expected lifetime of their charger is longer than for other manufacturers. It is possible that this PowerShare functionality would become reality and you will get some real benefit for $100 price difference.
Jan 3, 2025
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will792
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Quote from zheka160 :
Woah. That's definitely not the case here. I guess saving on EV is very YMMV per the state you live. And I checked last years bill, $/kwh has decreased by 10%.
Current retail electricity price difference across the US is x4. There are a few states in the South with 9 cents per KWh and some states like HI and CA where price is around 40 cents per kWh. It gives totally different comparison economics.

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