slothinker
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- First Name
- Todd
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- Mar 31, 2022
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- San Luis Obispo, CA
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- 911 (now sold), Toyota MR2, BMW 328i (now sold)
Didn't realize that EA specifically tailors the electric charge and charging pattern it delivers via pumps to vehicles based on the particular model attached.They will never do this in the United States. That's why they did their "American Charging Standard" nonsense. They want the tax dollars without opening their network up to other EVs and that doesn't happen by declaring your private network a "standard".
EA has to support dozens of different cars from various automakers. Tesla has to support a whopping 4 models that they make themselves. Supercharger "reliability" becomes a very different thing with all of the variables of supporting the greater market.
Even if they were open, I wouldn't use them, because they charge 3-5x of what the other networks charge and Elon will never see a dime from me. He may have a little more money than I do, but all of my kids talk to me -- that's something that Musk can't buy.
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