This is sort of about solar panels on an EV. We often travel by RV, and tow
a half ton Dodge RAM pickup behind the RV. I’ve thought about pulling a
trailer upon which we will have our Tesla M3 instead of towing the RAM. If
I install solar panels on the trailer it will shade the M3 and charge it
while we drive down the road. The RV already has solar panels so we can
boondock and have both the RV and the M3 powered up. When the M3 has
reached the desired level of charge (about 80-85 % SOC to preserve M3
battery life) output from the solar panels on the trailer can supplement
the solar panels on the RV allowing a longer period of Boondocking.
Bobby Keeland
Southern Louisiana
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