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Far out, man! Sri Racha is where it’s at! Make sure you have plenty of bread with you; you may meet some other groovy chicks on your trip. And remember: make love, not war.

I'm confused. You wrote: "Chinese cars are still poor quality today." I asked you: "How do you know that?" And that's your answer above - there appears to be more complaints for Tesla compared to the Chinese make, BYD. Sorry if I'm missing something.

You asked if Tesla had made any announcements. I answered you. Calm down!

Scroll to Thailand, then click on English. https://www.tesla.com/th_th/host-a-supercharger

Good lord! Please stop! It's so, so boring.

How do you know that?

I continue to be astounded by the number of people who feel the need to post comments in Thailand EV threads when they have absolutely no idea what they are talking about.

Can you tell me which bank, please?

Ha! What a load of old codswallop, made-up nonsense. I have charged at countless DC chargers in Thailand. I have only once had to wait (for 10 minutes) for someone else to finish charging. I have never seen a queue. And as for "fighting at the charger": You're a funny guy! P.S. There are plenty of stations with two separate chargers.

What's this, please? Edit: I just worked it out but it would be helpful if you typed all the letters. It's with passengers.

Can you explain what you mean by this, please?

I have never seen anything like this in my life. We're not talking about a loss leader in a supermarket here. This is quite unbelievable! Tesla: Talk about throwing the cat amongst the pigeons!

I don't know about the rest of the island, but the traffic in the Cherngtalay area already seems to be busier than it ever was pre-covid. Does anyone else agree, or am I losing it?

That's certainly surprising! I have used Ev Station PluZ many times. First time, my girlfriend had to download the app and register using her debit card for payment. We both recall it was a bit of a rigmarole but once set up it worked, and has worked since, beautifully.

The executives of BYD and MG (and all the other EV brands) must be pulling their hair out. Can you imagine?

I wonder if Tesla plans to allow non Teslas to use its Supercharger network in Thailand from day one. I suppose that would be too much to hope for. The company has been allowing non-Tesla EVs to use its stations in several cities in Europe as part of a limited pilot program.

EV Station PluZ (at some PTT stations): On-peak rate from 9am to 10pm is 7.5 baht per unit. The off-peak rate from 10pm to 9am is 4.5 baht. The off-peak rate is charged all day on Saturdays, Sundays and government holidays. To book charging time at a PTT EV Station PluZ, you must download the EV Station PluZ app. There is a booking fee of 20 baht, but this is refunded as long as you show up for your booking. I guess these rates will probably go up next month (January) when electricity charges are due to increase.

If you mean turn it off so the lights go out, I do it using the breaker. I don't see how else I could do it.

Bear in mind, we humans are not all the same. My primary reason for owning a motorized vehicle is because I love driving; always have. I’ve always been interested in cars, although wouldn’t know how to change a wheel! At this point in time, I have two cars, both 100% electric. Fantastic! You mention taxis. I hate taxis, for so many reasons. I cannot imagine my life without me owning a car.

Ha! You gotta laugh at Americans attempting to teach Brits how to spell! Or even worse: A Brit teaching Brits how to spell! License is both a noun and a verb in the United States. If you live in any other English-speaking country, like the UK, it's spelt licence when used as a noun and license when used as a verb.

Just saw the BYD ATTO 3 at a charger in Krabi. Great looking car! We were charging side by side. The ATTO 3 made my MGZS EV look like SHEE-ITE. Love the big wheels compared to the MG's undersized ones.

I have rented cars in many countries (excluding South American countries) since 2005 using my Thai licence. Never a problem.

I bought a new Focus S in 2013. Fantastic car. I kept reading about other owners having problems. I had none. Sold it in 2019. Somebody got a very cheap, very nice car.

Yeh, you're 100% right. You don't understand.

You had me until this oxymoron!