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Originally Posted by GallenH
Have a relative with a Tesla who drove cross country to visit. He had to plan carefully and plot recharge stations along the way. Worked fine. But he was traveling a major freeway through large cities. Many of us go to remote areas and national parks. It seems to me that someday charging station locations will be much more abundant and battery packs that are more powerful will make that possible. I just don't see it in the timeframe the OP is curious about. Just a skeptic, I guess.
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You are probably right for the most part. There are two mitigations, though:
1) It is easy to overestimate how much driving the average RVer does. We B-vanners are a special breed. A very large number of folks are weekenders who take the family to a nearby State Park and stay there.
2) Lots of places where folks camp already have charging infrastructure in the form of sites with shore power. Admittedly, significant upgrading will be called for, but existing 50 amp service is a start.
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