"EV owning family members will likely be holding you back on road trips."

NEW YORK—In a world where electric vehicles (EVs) are touted for their eco-friendliness and high-tech features, a recent revelation has drivers questioning their capabilities. According to a new report, transporting a Tesla from New York to Los Angeles is totally doable—if you’re willing to tow it with your truck.

Jack Coleman, a logistics expert, remarked, “The best and most cost-effective way to get a Tesla across the country is to put it on your truck. At $625, you’re saving a fortune compared to the cost of looking for superchargers, range anxiety, and waiting in parking lots for hours.”

With limited fast-charging infrastructure and high charging costs, the concept of towing an EV has gained traction. “When I saw the numbers, it just made sense,” said Sarah Martinez, a Tesla owner who recently tried driving her Tesla across the country. “In my first attempt, I spent more in Uber rides to get something to eat while my car was charging.”

Despite the practical advantages, some Tesla enthusiasts remain skeptical. “It’s a bit of a reality check for those with gas-powered vehicles,” noted Michael Johnson, an automotive journalist. “While the technology is impressive, it’s clear that for now, your EV owning family members will likely be holding you back on road trips.”

While electric vehicles represent the future of green transportation, just make sure you keep those journeys short.