Gogs
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@Gogs Please see discussion at https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/free-charging-for-taycan-for-3-years.794/
The topic was discussed there.
Bottom line is Ionity is sticking it to non-consortium EVs and Press is making it look like "You should have gotten a Tesla"
That is just WRONG, the prices for Ionity consortium EVs is very compensative. Tesla Superchargers are completely blocks non-consortium in that they ONLY work on Tesla, Ionity at least works on all cars and is just price competitive for consortium cars.
It seems fair to me, but I am in USA so I really don't claim to have a vote.
The topic was discussed there.
Bottom line is Ionity is sticking it to non-consortium EVs and Press is making it look like "You should have gotten a Tesla"
That is just WRONG, the prices for Ionity consortium EVs is very compensative. Tesla Superchargers are completely blocks non-consortium in that they ONLY work on Tesla, Ionity at least works on all cars and is just price competitive for consortium cars.
It seems fair to me, but I am in USA so I really don't claim to have a vote.
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