Hello All,
Long (relatively) time forum member here. I really want a Model S, but live in a complex that will not approve an installation of an electric socket. I wonder if any other Model S owners don't have outlets at their home and charge elsewhere.
My situation is as follows, the closest Supercharger is at JFK Airport and the Westbury Tesla store has some fast charging. I can't think of any other way to charge the car. I only drive about.... 40 miles a week all on Saturday/Sunday. I live in the Bayside, Queens area and know there's a Chaedemo charging station at a nearby 7-11, but Tesla hasn't built the adapter yet. I also know there's a nearby 110V outlet for EV's at a nearby college.
Do you think it would be possible to charge the car to the max via a Supercharger and then just let it sit for a week/2 weeks (because I drive so little) till I get to charge it again? I know it says Model S should always be plugged in, but I'm just trying to think of ways around this.:scared:
Long (relatively) time forum member here. I really want a Model S, but live in a complex that will not approve an installation of an electric socket. I wonder if any other Model S owners don't have outlets at their home and charge elsewhere.
My situation is as follows, the closest Supercharger is at JFK Airport and the Westbury Tesla store has some fast charging. I can't think of any other way to charge the car. I only drive about.... 40 miles a week all on Saturday/Sunday. I live in the Bayside, Queens area and know there's a Chaedemo charging station at a nearby 7-11, but Tesla hasn't built the adapter yet. I also know there's a nearby 110V outlet for EV's at a nearby college.
Do you think it would be possible to charge the car to the max via a Supercharger and then just let it sit for a week/2 weeks (because I drive so little) till I get to charge it again? I know it says Model S should always be plugged in, but I'm just trying to think of ways around this.:scared: