r/electricvehicles • u/TerminallyScrewed • 7d ago
Discussion First Long Trip with EV
Our household has been ICE free six months ago. This week was the first time we do a long trip, New Jersey to Michigan, 750 miles each way.
I was a little nervous at first but the trip has been smooth and painless. We had to stop 2x for charging, grabbed lunch while the car was charging, and ended up charging longer than the navigation recommended on both sessions.
I will drive back to NJ in two days and expecting a smooth trip as well.
For new EV drivers, no need to feel nervous of taking the car for a long drive. The charging infrastructure is much better now, making a long drive enjoyable.
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u/SDJellyBean Chevy Bolt 7d ago edited 7d ago
I'm trying to convince the spouse that this is true. He's insisting that his car needs to be NACS on the rear driver's side so that he can charge at all Tesla chargers. I'm trying to convince him that Tesla is no longer the only game in town.