How does charging work during my trip?

If you tap anywhere on the navigation screen, three icons will appear in the lower right of the screen. If you tap the bottom one (lightning bolt), charging stations will be populated on the map and a list starting with the closest charging station will be presented for navigation. Also, if you use the navigation to route you to a destination that is far enough away that you’ll need charging, the computer will automatically route you through the most appropriate charging stations. There are Superchargers and Destination Chargers. Superchargers are for fast charging on the go. Destination chargers are for overnight charging. Destination charging is sometimes free – e.g. it’s complimentary at the hotel you’re staying at. I will drop the car off with at least 240 miles. Please return it with at least 150 miles otherwise I will have to request a $20 charging reimbursement. I will be billed for any charging you use while you have the car. I will pass those charges on to you at the end of your trip. I will also include a charging cable. If you have access to an outlet where you park overnight, you can plug in. The battery will recharge at a rate of about 5mi/hour. Pretty slow, but if you plug it in overnight, you'll get about 50 miles of cheap or free charging. Please do not ever let the battery fall below 50 miles of range. It can damage the pack. And keep in mind that parking outdoors in cold weather can drain as much as 40 miles from the battery overnight. Plugging in to a regular 110v outlet overnight is ideal.

Can I bring my bikes, skis/snowboards?

Yes! If you don't have rear seat passengers, the back seats fold down and you can keep your skis/boards in the car which will give you better range. Otherwise I offer a ski rack for the roof and a bike rack for the hitch.