Tesla Extends Range And Drops Charging Fees For Those In The Path Of Hurricane Florence

Just like in the case of Hurricane Irma in 2017, Tesla tries to support those in the affected area (potential path) of Hurricane Florence before the real impact begins.

Tesla customers in Hurricane Florence’s path will be able to the use Supercharging network for free, while those who have cars with limited battery capacity (60 kWh usable from 75 kWh packs), will get access to full capacity through mid-October for more range.

mre30 - 9/12/2018 5:11:46 PM

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At least Elon is not providing them free Tesla submarines, like the useless one he delivered to the teen soccer team trapped in the cave in Malaysia.

When are pre-orders opening up for the Tesla submarine? I would like to get on the list for one to use on my yacht.

EVisNow - 9/12/2018 6:35:31 PM

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Good deeds don't go unnoticed. Since when the last time Ford or Exxon chip in to help disaster relief and say "gas on me!"

zlives - 9/13/2018 6:46:52 PM

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well, both seem to want to advertise the "help" a lot

vdiv - 9/12/2018 8:20:07 PM

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Fuck it! Time to change the name to EVSpies. If all you're gonna do is repost Teslarati and InsideEVs articles who are you kidding? MDarringer?!

EVisNow - 9/12/2018 11:04:25 PM

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Tesla provides a place for the guys to let off steam, otherwise they will turn on each other and you probably witnessed how ugly that can be. That's sad but may be better than Yahoo or Fox News chat boards.

rockreid - 9/12/2018 10:23:51 PM

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The day Exxon announces gas free or even 1/2 price is the day Hell freezes over to -3000 K

zlives - 9/13/2018 6:48:35 PM

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"limited battery capacity (60 kWh usable from 75 kWh packs), "

now i find this bit interesting... where is the jailbreak for this"feature"

SanJoseDriver - 9/16/2018 9:23:55 PM

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No one has figured out how to hack it yet