Keep in mind all these reported numbers are what is reported by the BMS, and the BMS has been known to be subject to "sway" and therefore lose accuracy. I personally charge to 100% (when the trucks stops the charging) level 2 in warm weather so the BMS can recalibrate.
The last time I did this...
I bought the rubber sleeve that fits around the charging port. Figured I would use it when snow or freezing rain is expected to make removing the plug easier.
Return the Amazon adapter, grovel with the wife explaining that she is wonderful for thinking of such a great gift ideal, but not knowing she bought a unsafe cheap knockoff. Then go get the A2Z combo. I use the home version for our Tesla home charging setup, and the Typhoon at fast chargers...
Permit applications have been spotted for many states. Az, Fl, Wa, Ok come to mind immediately.
Construction has also been spotted in AZ.
It takes time to get through permitting.
You posted "1 taillight housing" meaning each taillight. Hence it's not 5K for q taillight, and it's $4100 a pair. In March was $2050 on the ized invoice the insurance paid.
Agree with the sentiment, but the numbers are significantly different.
Saw vid o by an attorney that goes after insurance companies for proper settlements etc. He claimed that they mostly use the data to get out of claims. If it records 26mph in a 25mph zone, they will use that to deny a claim. Says it's just not worth it. But some are worse about it than others...
Ya, I won't be signing up. Not.helping their.profiling.and.data scrapping. Not like. they will have a new EV ready to order next week or.anything. Plenty of time to let others analyze and post.about it, IF there is anything truly worthwhile.