This is one of the news that the popular electric car manufacturer Tesla has surprised us with this month. As we can well read in the title Tesla superchargers will no longer be free for new customers who purchase one of their cars from 2017. The truth is that the price to pay for a Tesla is already high in itself, so this news is not really good for those who think of buying one of these cars one day.
The new Tesla customer will receive a recharge balance in the superchargers of 400 KWh per year for free, which means approximately 1.610 km of approximate autonomy, but everything that exceeds these figures will be charged to the vehicle owner, what is not known is how much and not how.
Seeing that this news can cause a significant stir among users who think that paying for this electricity from Tesla's fast chargers is something negative, the firm has come up with a statement in which it warns that this cost will remain a very small amount than refueling any other gasoline or diesel vehicle at gas stations.
In addition, users who are already enjoying their Tesla models will remain the same, that is, they will not have to pay for excess consumption in superchargers. So the deduction from all this is that you try to reduce the access of the superchargers leaving these for the longest trips of the users that can be made on time on vacations or Christmas dates where a fast charge is always necessary so as not to extend the trip too long and for the rest of the days of the year what they want is that the chargers are used normal or home electricity.