Good question indeed. If I had answered this question before I bought the Tesla I would have said definitely not. Now after owning one for a year I would be inclined to try and make it work regardless. My nearest Tesla supercharger is 10 miles up the road, so not particularly convenient to charge there daily, but a possibility and it's free as a bonus. There are some local slow charging points nearby, but it would be a pain to have to park there for hours on end and they are more expensive than home charging (still cheaper than fuel mind). In all honesty I would probably not do it or even consider moving house just to get home charging. Seriously!GMAN75 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:31 am Peteski, genuinely curious and genuine query, if you hadn't the ability to charge the Tesla at home, or close by to your house and were reliant on charge points around where you live or on your journeys, would you have bought the car? Like I said, genuine query.
There's no doubt about it that convenient home charging is what makes an EV really practical and even more convenient to use than an ICE car on a daily basis. Anyone who does have easy access to home charging should seriously consider going EV, even if they do take longer trips fairly often - although I've only experienced Tesla charging out on the road, which has been great. I even look forward to stopping for a coffee while it charges up by itself.