... because it allows for an 80% charge in a very short amount of time... you're extending the infrastructure of places you can charge Teslas; and if you monetize it ($15-20 for full, fast charge) then you're making money.
> ... because it allows for an 80% charge in a very short amount of time...
I know what a fast-charger does, but you still don't need one at home. You need to sleep, remember?
Do you need a gas station in your garage?
> you're extending the infrastructure of places you can charge Teslas
At $25k/station you're going to need more than "the cause".
> if you monetize it ($15-20 for full, fast charge) then you're making money.
I assumed so. You'll still never make back what you put in.
Current prices are around $7 for a 30 minute charge. Of that, $2 is electricity. You'll also need to pay the electric company extra to have a bigger connection to the grid (>100A at 480V), which usually costs hundreds of $ per month.
