He was one of the reasons this thread was started, it was $680 all in, $0 DAS when he initially posted. It could have changed. It was also in PNW, not an easy market.
Vikings try Penskee MB dealerships instead than
You will notice mine for sure when i pass by 
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What is the cash price per session usually? I think if we go out just to charge and sit there for 30 minutes is a waste of time no?
It depends where you live. You could go to Walmart, buy some household products while car charges.
If you have to spend 2 hours to go charge in the middle of no where, it’s probably a waste of time
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Standard rate is $0.48/kWh. 10-80% takes 30 mins which is about 75kWh = $36.
But people typically have the $4 membership that drops the pricing down to $0.36/kWh, so you breakeven on the membership very quickly. To be clear this is without accounting for energy loss and DCFC is about 95% efficiency.
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You pay 7.5 cents for 1 kWh delivered?
Whats the max miles a loaner can have for a lease?
How many times you charged since you have the car ?
3 times so far but I havent done any long trips yet.
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What are you averaging on total miles on a full charge?
That’s correct! 0 DAS and no MSD, super happy for the deal. And it’s a beautiful vehicle
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I have only charged max to 80% because charging gets very slow after that. With a lead foot I get about 2.7 miles/kwh. So 0-100% would give me about 290 miles.
For context, my Model Y Performance struggles to hit 210 miles, this is a much slower car however.
Carwow did a great video testing out a whole bunch of EVs including the IX and EQS
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You have charger at home, or you charging at points ?
I have 2 Level 2 chargers at home actually so I am not ever worried.
That’s great.
I can screenshot you an invoice , if they really need to sell they will it’s end of 1st quarter .
Huge win, congratulations. Excited to see the SIGNED thread. This was a 2023 Loaner SUV?
Any car transport company sugestions ? So far quotes around $800. Want to hack that too 
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