>>2995597
Yes, ventilation. You will be miserable without it.
Park in the shade.
Your 12v fridge will be useless when you dont run your engine. You are better off with a good cooler and buying ice when you get gas. It can keep cold for 5+ days without power use.
Have a way to cover the shades.
Buy a planet fatness membership for shower and shitter access.

>>2995597
Research places where you won't be harassed by cops. I understand that if you're in the states they'll basically try to kill you if you don't get on the ground and lick their shoes.

It's going to be hard to do in a car with windows, a white van is ideal. Get a cheap gym membership for showers.

>>2995605
>Yes, ventilation. You will be miserable without it.
>Your 12v fridge will be useless when you dont run your engine
Fridge runs off battery bank. Tesla charges battery bank. Camp mode handles ventilation.

>Buy a planet fatness membership for shower and shitter access.
Gym is sorted and its next to a parking garage I'll probably get a monthly spot there.


To be clear money is not an issue. I just hate the idea of wasting it on an apartment just to sleep and shower while some jeet/jew takes my money.

>>2995622
Oy vey why are goyim like this?

>>2995597
You will be absolutely miserable cramped in the back of that thing. A much better idea would be a small trailer you can tow behind the tesla, and find a long term spot to park with hookups on Harvest Host or something. You're still paying for a spot, but at least it's local people. Clean up the trailer while you're living in it and sell it what you bought it for.

>>2995670
I can only tow like 2500lbs.

It's got pretty good space in the back. I can fit a whole twin mattress topper and its actually really comfy.

Being stealth helps because I can park near my work without drawing the attention a trailer would. There are no RV parks or anything nearby its a major city.

>>2995695
https://rv.campingworld.com/rv/2023-coleman-coleman-rubicon-1400bh-2568006p-summerset-sd
you would be surprised what you can get under 2500lbs

>>2995597
Since you have an EV where you can run climate controls, and you are paying somewhere to park where people wont bother you, you pretty much have everything you need.
Make sure you have a flat enough area in the back of the car (if you dont get a board), Block out your windows and get to sleep.

People way overcomplicate this shit.
People live in priuses and dont have issues

Ive slept in my car for long weekend/mini vacations where I couldnt afford a hotel.
Just do it. Youll figure out real quickly where your friction points are.

>>2995696
Ok that looks pretty decent. Thanks for that. But I'd have to pay like $50/day to park at an RV park unless some dude was gonna let me leave it on his property for less.

At least with the parking garage, I need to pay for a spot regardless to park next to my office.

>>2995701
Yeah I think I'll be fine. I've car camped before, the seats fold pretty flat and the slight incline is kinda nice. Car is basically limo tinted I just need to face a wall so I don't have to put a sunshade up and look sketch.

Anon, I am a jeet in India, and have never done anything of the sort, so I don't really have any useful information to give you, but I wish you the best of luck and hope you do well. More people need to stop going along with the fucked up Jewish ways.

> maybe get a small wattage induction or air fryer since you have an EV. You don't want to be constantly eating out
> make sure you have a laundry or bathhouse already staked out
Again, have never done anything like this myself, so might be missing something which makes this superfluous.