TRUE COST OF MAINTENANCE IN 4 YEARS OF MODEL S!!
AVERAGE MONTHLY ELECTRIC BILL FOR TESLA MODEL S.
INSURANCE , ELECTRICITY AND MAINTENANCE EXPENSES.
TOTAL COST OF OWNING TESLA MODEL S FOR 4 YEARS.
This is an estimate based on my experience . Total cost may vary depends on the driving habit of others . Monthly electric bill difference is about $25 if you have free supercharging option , otherwise its barely $50 a month. In comparison to other gas engine cars its about $150 difference in expense. If we were to compare Tesla to other cars on insurance, gas and maintenance for 4 years, there is a substantial difference . An average of $7050 difference saving in 4 years compare to gasoline vehicles in same price range(50K). Another important factor is maintenance expense. Maintenance expense is very low, total of $1100 in 4 years! My expense from my driving habit in 4 years just under $250!!!
Hope you find this video informative and helpful towards the purchase of your new or pre-owned TESLA . Both comes with 4years/50000 miles warranty and 8 years unlimited miles warranty on battery and drive unit. ( A major advantage over other cars)
You are welcome to leave question or comments . I will get back to you as soon as i can.
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