Are there any Tesla drivers in The Villages?
 

Looks like the nearest dealer is in Orlando?

Supercharger coverage looks decent in mid to south Florida.

Not just a Tesla ,but
all electric vehicles, if any evacuation order comes out--you don't have enough range to ge out of harms way

And the vehicle will be stranded in the road, further complicating an already congested traffic situation, leading to a greater carbon footprint from the other vehicles.

Anyone know if there is a supercharger in the villages? We plan on getting a Tesla soon.

And yes, I am concerned that my 300 to 400 mile range may not be enough to get out of the way of a hurricane that is roaring down on me at 12 MPH - oh wait, we have TWO interstate hiways (I75 and Florida Turnpike) to get out of the state fast. :)

(BTW, with a Tesla you can top off you charge every night at home so it is always ready to go the full range, can you top off your gas tank every night at home?)

(Says the native Floridian that has lived here through quite a few hurricanes.)

These two highways become 4+ lane parking lots and anything fast associated with them is tongue in cheek....right?

(BTW, with a Tesla you can top off you charge every night at home so it is always ready to go the full range, can you top off your gas tank every night at home?)

(Says the native Floridian that has lived here through quite a few hurricanes.)[/QUOTE]

Don't need to top off gas every night. Would only do that in an emergency. I have an emergency tank installed in my garage. It holds 14 Gallons and can even operate when there is no electrical power.

Not criticizing the TESLA but just answering the question.

I notice quite a few driving around, must not be on TOTV. Or they are out looking for long extension cords for storm preparations.

or portable generator to charge th car,

but then they need gas cans for the generator...

We looked into a Tesla last year. Great ride. Lack of super chargers on I26 kept us from getting one. We make several trips a year to visit my brother in NC. I75 and I95 have plenty of super chargers but they did not have any at the time on I26.

And in the case of a major storm the superchargers will be as we used to say in the navy OIA

Same goes for gas stations, no power no gas.

I have a TESLA and love it- you can log in and request they add one- closest supercharger is OCALA 30 +/- miles away.

TV should keep up with times and start adding chargers - like it or hate it EV is here!

Dreaming about TV without smelling gas golf carts... pure, clean, quiet! Save the planet.

Were you here for the last hurricane? 75, 95, turnpike were parking lots of people trying to get out of harms way.

What model do you have? I think they are great cars. We ended up with a Lexus hybrid, nice but no Tesla.