Video Summary
Of course! Here is the summary of the video:- Home charging averaged $600 or $50/month for a dual-motor model 3.
- The California registration fee was $650 for 2019 and 2020.
- Supercharging was free due to a referral program.
- Service and maintenance costs included an AC filter and clean for $140, and 2 sets of tires for $1,000 each.
- NEMA 14-50 outlet installation cost $450.
- The total costs after 2 years and 50K miles:
- Home charging: $1,200
- California registration fee: $1,300
- Service and maintenance: $2,140
- Charging outlet: $450
- Total: $5,090
- Pros:
- Car updates allow the software to get better over time.
- EVs are great for the environment.
- EVs are 60% more efficient than gas cars.
- They are fun to drive.
- They are easy to modify.
- The Model 3 has a Sentry mode.
- The Model 3 can be controlled by an app.
- Sleeping in the car is easy, safe, and comfortable.
- Cons:
- The Model 3 charging estimates are bad.
- Repairs are expensive.
- There can be white seat staining issues.
- New owners should:
- Learn to keep the battery healthy.
- Keep charging costs down.
- Use a referral code.
- Join the Tesla community.
- Expect supercharging delays.
- Go out and drive for fun.
- Use API access apps for more data.
- Modify your Model 3 to make it more you.
