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Thank you @DuncanM !

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Thank you @K.I.T.T.23 ! :)

This is a great idea.

I will have to see how 120V charging works for me and maybe get 240V.

Maybe I'll eventually get 240v.

That would be great if my bill didn't go up so much!

That's great to hear your bill didn't go up a lot.

I thought the same thing, but I've read that it's hard on gas vehicles when you have short trips because the engine can't really warm up.

Thank you! I forgot to mention, yes, it will be in the garage!

Thank you for the welcome! I was hoping to use only 110v because it'll be plugged in all day, but I might eventually get 220v if I start driving more (kind of like your situation). Wow, that's a lot of miles that you drive a day! 😯

Thank you @brianbcc! This was very helpful. It was nice to read and see how my situation will be very similar to yours.

Thank you @charlieaf92! I've been finding bits of information to answer my question online but haven't been able to find the level of detail as stated in your post.

Thank you! And sorry, I realized I posted in the main forum right after I posted. :(

Thank you @LoudMusic! I can't wait to get one! :)

Sorry if I posted in the wrong section. I'm new here and can't figure out how to move my post.

Hey guys, I'm planning to buy a Tesla M3. I work from home and don't drive much, just errands here and there. I plan to charge using 110v since I work from home and leave the car plugged in all day until I have to go somewhere. Would my power bill increase a lot leaving the car plugged in all...