EVs when the power is out

I am a safe distance away, so there's no danger right now. Happily, the lava is in a pretty desolate area, miles from homes or businesses. It might, however, threaten the major east-west highway running across the island, which would cause considerable misery for some people and businesses. Now if the lava is still flowing 3 weeks from now -- not impossible, but no way to know -- it might approach spots where it could start torching buildings. Hopefully it settles down by then.

By the way, for any volcano fans, the USGS has posted a webcam livestream of the eruption. It's pretty wild.

 

Curious, my practice:

• 85% at home - so I have 'bug out' range to SuperChargers as needed. At home, I don't have to charge the batteries to voltage levels that accelerate the NMC degradation, 2170 cells.
• 5-100% on the road - this is when I am going up to 700-750 mi per day or if needed, further.

Bob Wilson