Shawn
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Tesla has just introduced Semi Charging for Businesses. Pricing starts at $40,000 for 2 Basechargers or $188,000 for two Megachargers. Options: Megacharger Cabinet With Megacharger Post: • Max DC output: Up to 1200 kW (shared by 2 posts) • Output voltage range (DC): 180–1000 VDC • Cabinet-to-post cable distance: Up to 100 m • Size (H × W × D): 1175 × 1390 × 1925 mm • Weight: 1,100 kg • Efficiency: >96% • Cooling: High efficiency, low noise; ventilation not required Basecharger: • 125 kW charging speed • Adds up to 60% of range in four hours • Deliveries begin in early 2027 • "Home charging" for heavy-duty fleets • 180–1000 VDC • Cable length: 6 meters • Continuous output: 150 A • Size and weight: H x W x D: 340 x 1200 x 2000 mm, 100 kg • Fully integrated design that eliminates the need for a separate AC-to-DC cabinet • Supports open protocols, ISO15118-2, OCPI capable • Charging standard: MCS 3.2 Cost breakdown for Megacharger: • Est. Taxes and installation not included • 1 Megacharger Cabinet, 2 Posts: $179,000 • Services: $6,000 • Shipping: $3,000 Subtotal: $188,000 You can buy up to 100 Megacharger posts for $9.4M Cost breakdown for Basecharger: • Est. Taxes and installation not included • 2 Basechargers: $31,000 • Services: $6,000 • Shipping: $3,000 Subtotal: $40,000 You can buy up to 100 Basechargers for $2M More info below:





@SawyerMerritt @SawyerMerritt this is so cool. Just got access to Safety Score 3 in AZ and they start you at a SS of 90, but I use FSD almost all the time so look at how much my premium is projected to drop if I continue FSD usage..

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