Haven't really documented it here, but last year my son, who lives in North Carolina, challenged me to do all 50 states in one year.
So, I took the challenge. Did 48 in my Model 3 and flew to Anchorage then changed planes to Honolulu. That last part almost didn't happen as I got a cold and was not about to fly on a plane while hacking ( given the current environment about sick passengers ).
But, for the driving part, I did three on one weekend - that being California - my home - then north to Portland, OR. Crossed the river - which put me in Washington state, then back home.
The other 45 states were done in one trip - relying on Superchargers except for two short charges in Pigeon Forge, TN at a Tesla home charger at REI. ( 2 weeks before the Supercharger there was opened ).
Anyway, my total cost was about 3.5 cents per mile for just under 11,000 miles.
I did keep track of all my charge rates and costs.
I met a lot of great folks in great places. Some sad places affected by Covid (financially).
If anyone is interested in more details I can provide.
So, I took the challenge. Did 48 in my Model 3 and flew to Anchorage then changed planes to Honolulu. That last part almost didn't happen as I got a cold and was not about to fly on a plane while hacking ( given the current environment about sick passengers ).
But, for the driving part, I did three on one weekend - that being California - my home - then north to Portland, OR. Crossed the river - which put me in Washington state, then back home.
The other 45 states were done in one trip - relying on Superchargers except for two short charges in Pigeon Forge, TN at a Tesla home charger at REI. ( 2 weeks before the Supercharger there was opened ).
Anyway, my total cost was about 3.5 cents per mile for just under 11,000 miles.
I did keep track of all my charge rates and costs.
I met a lot of great folks in great places. Some sad places affected by Covid (financially).
If anyone is interested in more details I can provide.