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They are not obfuscating the information. Different jurisdictions treat electricity different. In this case only a public utility is allowed to sell you electricity, Tesla cannot. This is the law. What Tesla can do is sell you time at a place with access to electricity. This allows them to provide charging without breaking the law and acting as a public utility.

This is literally the result OF regulation...
Thank you for the explanation of the billing restrictions in some states.
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All I was pointing out was the image posted at the beginning of this thread stating the cost was $0.59 /kwh was the actual cost. And to be slightly pedantic, it is that which you disagreed with and started this string of comments.

And you are wrong, Tesla told me the cost was $0.47 /kwh, not $0.44. They showed the AFTER tax price, not the before tax price.
Not just me, see here as well.
https://www.macheforum.com/site/threads/another-nearly-3-000-miles-more-learnings.41543/
Ok, I'm with you if the price Tesla displays on the live pricing info on the info screen for the Supercharger showed you the post-tax rates on the screen. I stand corrected.
 
 







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