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To: Haz21 who wrote (23579)	12/15/2025 5:41:14 PM
From: Rincon v2.0	of 23613

Re: when there's a line for the charger- that would start to extend the wait That’s correct, though I’ve never experienced lines for a supercharger on road trips. Tesla frequently has 40-60 chargers at their interstate highway stations. Eighty percent of them are usually free. In California there are more EV chargers than gas nozzles. Most are residential. I plug in when I get home. The car charges overnight with off peak, low cost electricity. The people waiting in lines are apartment dwellers who cannot charge where they live. My local grocery stores have 5-6 chargers in their parking lots. They are not fast superchargers. Those have lines. EV ownership does not make sense if you can’t charge them at home or work – unless there’s a Tesla supercharging station nearby. Then it’s analogous to an ICE vehicle.

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