PG BC has plenty of free chargers.
But since we like going to the swimming pool, thats where we charge the most, and it's free. Our church also has free charging. That is only naming a fee, but they are all over. Really no need to charge at home.
14 cents here in British Columbia Canada. Doesn't matter what time of the day, I get no discount for night time. But that said, we mostly charge it in town, for free, so costs us absolutely nothing. The 6900 kms we put on our Lightning so far, has probably cost us less than $200 in electricity.
I like my Lightning, but really miss my 8' box.
Upon my retirement, we decided to become a 1 vehicle couple, but it isn't working out for me.
Come spring, I plan to buy a regular cab, 8' box, 4x4, hopefully with a gas V6, naturally aspirated. I don't want a turbo, nor need a V8, I don't drag...
Yes, we have been spoiled for sure this winter. We finally got colder, -14 C, and a few inches of snow on the ground today, I was worried that I had put the lawnmower away too early 😂
Merry Christmas.
We will charge to 70 or 80% in town, then head the extra 15 kms out to our daughter's home. The 120 volt plug in will help it plenty enough for us to be able to stay there a week. Its supposed to warm up some during our week there, and when we do go into town during the week, we can plug into a...
The weather guessers are predicting -22 C for our trip to McBride next week. This should be a good test for our Lightning. Just incase, I will be bringing along our Honda generator. We like to stop and stretch our legs anyway, so will plug in at Slim creek for 15 minutes or so. When we get to...
Since we will be getting an EV sometime in 2025, I have been paying attention more to related things, and noticed more and more charging stations around. Pleasantly surprised by how many there are, also can't help but notice how little they are used.