I'm not sure I understand the electricity thing, or maybe it's just your power provider. Mine has 2 basic kinds: metered and (peak) demand charging. The thing about charging your car would be if you did that while you did everything else at home that would spike your peak demand, so that plan would be bad for you. I'm not sure how it would go if you only charged while you're sleeping.

IDK what a Tesla fee is. Here you would pay .14 kwh*** on a standard metered plan, which is what I have. You can use that whenever you want. I consider that a shitty rate because I like Texas electricity prices.

***Technically "up to" .14 hr but there are also some BS fees so for me it works out to about that

I don't actually have an electric car to tell you what it costs though, but i was curious why you have to "sweat your balls off" to charge cheaply at night.

I'm not sure I understand the electricity thing, or maybe it's just your power provider. Mine has 2 basic kinds: metered and (peak) demand charging. The thing about charging your car would be if you did that while you did everything else at home that would spike your peak demand, so that plan would be bad for you. I'm not sure how it would go if you only charged while you're sleeping.

IDK what a Tesla fee is. Here you would pay .14 kwh on a standard metered plan, which is what I have. You can use that whenever you want. I consider that a shitty rate because I like Texas electricity prices.

I don't actually have an electric car to tell you what it costs though, but i was curious why you have to "sweat your balls off" to charge cheaply at night.