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Old 04-05-2024, 09:25 AM
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Originally Posted by fdpaq0580 View Post
I like the idea of an EV, but I really don't know a lot of the finer points like, why don't they come with an adaptor so you could, when needed, plug into any wall socket? Proprietary to force purchasers to use manufacturer's "filling stations" where they can up-charge your charge (electricity)?
Hi there! So it is my understanding that some EVs, Tesla included, provides an adaptor kit, which is packaged in a way to keep in the car and take with you. This will allow you to charge on different plugs when needed. If you do not have a higher grade industrial plug and line ran from your home's electrical service for this purpose, you would be stuck charging on the standard 120v receptacle which would be a slow/trickle charge. For some, this may take too long to get the necessary mileage needed depending on driving habits and routines
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