MtnMan
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Should that not be "energy" costs. There is also insurance, tires, depreciation, taxes, registration, etc., etc.Honestly, most of the charging is done at home. At 10,000 miles I've done 85% of my charging at home. I don't know why people think it's hard to put in infrastructure for a lot less use.
I've only used superchargers for long trips and it added a tiny portion to the drive as I needed to stop for bathroom, food etc....
BTW total cost of ownership excluding car payment at 10k miles... $200.
Did you have a charging station installed, at what cost?