I know the charging station has been super hard to find (for myself included). So when I was looking at the PS Direct store at the pre orders for the new Dualsense colors, I was a bit surprised to find that the Charging Station had an "Add" button. I clicked on it, there was no out of stock listed. So I decided, let me see what happens. It let me add the Charging Station to my cart and pay for it. So then I thought... well maybe I'm on a wait list and it'll charge me when they have it.
And then a few hours later my card was charged and I got a shipping notification. Fast forward to today, and UPS delivers a Charging Station to my door.
Just in case people are looking for it. Go get it!
https://direct.playstation.com/en-us/accessories/accessory/dualsense-charging-station.3005837
I am researching buying a Tesla, and the number one concern is usually making sure we can get where we want to go w/o too much battery anxiety. I used Tesla's website route planner to test some trips.
I noticed that when entering some example destinations for a round-trip drive, the planner had us keep going back to a charging station (in Mt. Vernon, IL) for small top-offs, as if it only considered one leg of the journey instead of the entire plan.
As you can see, this route has a travel time of ~ 12h, were it should take ~6.
Obviously, we could just dedicate a few brain cells to figure it out ourselves, but I'm just wondering if this is how it currently works in-car.
I thought it was so sweet! Now I learn a charger is a plate? I am a fool. But that’s okay, I just have more to learn!
Hello!
I'm new to owning an EV, having purchased a Kia Niro EV a couple months ago. Recently we had to travel (300 mi) for a funeral, and finding charging stations around our destination was a challenge... Except for Tesla stations.
So I was wondering, is there an adapter that would allow me to use Tesla charging stations? If so, which would you recommend?
