Here's a question for ya'll... according to their website:
"While many of the public stations being installed today can be used at full power with just the Single Charger, you may encounter some high amperage charging stations in the wild. If you plan to take road trips, we recommend outfitting your Model S with Twin Chargers."
I don't plan on taking super long-distance road trips, but I also plan on having this car for 8-10 years, and things will probably change (especially as the kids get older). I get a tinge of the "range anxiety shivers" when I see a note basically saying not all charging stations will be able to give me electrons unless I go with the Twin Chargers. My daily commute is a whopping 6 miles. On the weekend, I usually clock about 40 miles, and then about once a month, we take a trip that covers 150 miles one-way (I'll be able to charge overnight on the long trips without any problem).
This car is already pushing the upper bounds of my budget, and I'd hate to drop another $1500 on the Twin Chargers and then never use that feature. Are there really a growing number of "high amperage charging stations in the wild", or is this hyperbole?