If you know how to charge your phone, then you already know how to charge a Tesla. One of the biggest myths about EVs is that charging is somehow complicated. Bro… it really isn’t. Most of the time, you just plug it in wherever you’re parked and let it do its thing, while you’re doing something else. Right now I’m charging my Cybertruck from a standard outlet at my hotel. Yes, it’s the slowest way to charge, but that’s the point, it works almost anywhere. You won’t fill the battery overnight, but you’ll still add roughly 2-4 miles of range per hour, depending on the conditions. Leave it plugged in overnight for 10-12 hours, and that’s about 20-40+ miles of extra range without doing anything. For a lot of people, that’s enough for their daily commute tbh. And if you ever need a faster charge, you can always use a nearby Tesla Supercharger that charges the car in ~15 minutes (fyi there are 80,000 of them in the world, more than any company). That’s one of the things that I love about owning a Tesla. You don’t have to think about going to the nasty smelly gas station. Your Tesla charges while you sleep, while you’re at work, while you’re at a hotel, or even from a simple outlet like this… plus it’s better for the environment. Once people realize charging an EV is really just as simple as plugging in a phone, you’ll start wondering why humans ever thought driving somewhere just to stand next to a gas pump was normal. I honestly think future generations will look back at gas cars the same way we look back at other outdated technologies. Gas-powered cars will end up being one of the biggest and worst social experiments humans have ever accepted as normal. When you can simply plug your vehicle in wherever you are and wake up with more range, it’s hard to imagine people ever wanting to go back.