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So seemingly new player Chargepost award is only for 20 sites and all in North Sydney Council area. That council has previously dabbled with a handful of paid Type2 points in its own carpark, on the rather horrible EO app...

Nope.. upgrades are a waiting game. Can be weeks if not longer between the first and last for any specific version.

There's a cheaper solution in the centre of the wheel.

Not being a priority market, isn't the same as totally withdrawing.

More ACT grants for 39 chargers. Funding $620k. Winners - ActewAGL, BP, ENGIE and Evie https://www.cmtedd.act.gov.au/open_government/inform/act_government_media_releases/rattenbury/2024/announcing-new-support-for-ev-charging

Also downloading 24.8 on my 2020 SR+

2024.8.9 I still the most popular version globally, although there are now more cars combined on the three main 2024.14.x versions. I'm still patiently waiting as well.

Only rule with updates is patience. The matrix is mysterious.

Definitely a strange statement. An acquisition wouldn't normally take that long.. can only think they've issued a purchase option to someone in the past.

Report that AU Maps 2024.2 starting to roll out. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/3yjrmAREuFaQDCp8/?mibextid=oFDknk Will it include the Rozelle Interchange for the Sydney folk

Driven article on PlusEV https://thedriven.io/2024/05/27/another-149-pole-mounted-ev-chargers-to-be-installed-across-australias-biggest-city/ Seemingly focussed on Sydney inner suburbs on pole mounted chargers. Not a fan of this however (it hasn't worked in Bondi on Glenyar Ave.. and most of...

It's not totally clear exactly what Tesla uses and believe it varies from region to region (eg. 3g intersection displays in China from Baidu). This makes it hard to work out where to report errors. At a base it seems to use Valhalla (now owned by MapBox) which can integrate various providers...

Two new names. Chargepost - looks like another new network https://www.chargepost.com.au/ Plus ES - mostly networking and embedded networks https://pluses.com.au/

If the car knows about the tunnel it will just position based on distance, which is pretty accurate. Problem is in the Rozelle Interchange it doesn't sonis continuing to route you assuming you are on the surface streets above. One of the reasons I keep my car on the old two pushes for...

It's always had some memory functions.. like turn arrows or bike lane symbols painted on a road. Still visible even when you drive over them.

Well I got excited when I saw this. But peering through the fence and talking to one of the sparkles seems to be 10+ Schneider AC units. Still a big improvement for the area.

So seems the elumina D1 that will be used at NRMA Mittagong. Is actually a rebadged Chinese made Du-power AFC-200 with some very minor external changes. http://www.du-power.com/en/products/list.aspx?lcid=1 Du-power seems to be selling under it's own name in NZ - DU-POWER Home | DU-POWER New...

Interesting question (And not having driven a Kia) While the disengagement in a Tesla can be annoying, personally I think actively having to give a computer control is safer.. in a similar way to the way two pilot aircraft will talk to each other as to who has control.

Note that you've stumbled across an Australian sub-forum thread, Where the included premium music service is Spotify with a premium subscription including it's podcast feature (whereas it's LiveOne/Slacker in the US afaik)

The variable site seem to have an additional site details tab, with pricing overlayed on the usage chart.

Anyone know the difference in the two codes mentioned in the FRNSW position, because I can see that tying stratas in knots.

I'd think so. Rochedale is only a year old and pretty sure Tesla only does long term leases for permanent sites given the investment required (save for incidents like Toombul's closure after floods)

Some photos here. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/woriVMr7R4YTDFPW/?mibextid=oFDknk

Only 5km from Rochedale and arguable serving a similar purpose (Pacific Motorway traffic), although obviously some differential local catchment. Based on the info in the Qld Govt thread, don't think any government funding attached - it was more regional focused.

Still nothing for me and looks like rollout has paused for both versions.

And you could guess that some people would take Jolts new feature the wrong way. (The he also... Is .. "spit on my car" (sic)) Disgusting behaviour. I wonder if Jolt would be better moving to a Chargefox system.. of car at xx% charging for yy minutes. This is at Five Dock...

So around $20-30 entry divided by 5, divided by 3 ?? That's a nice return.

And yet in the US Intel Atom FSD cars are getting the new full screen visuals, so there is hope for a future update.

Mini-bar style markups.

Only occasionally use Jolt but with some changes to my regular charger might have to a bit more in the future. So been watching their countdowns here and there on my closest charger, given their FAQ doesn't say much. For many cars, it seems to simply set a 20min clock (basically 7kWh) which is...

And probably have a generous separation agreement with a non- disparagement clause. Still seem to be a few people in the AUNZ team.

And from earlier posts, it should now be at Parramatta. Tesla Parramatta: 13 - 19 May 2024 Tesla Miranda: 20 - 26 May 2024

I think there are multiple things contributing to this. Elon is getting investor pressure as sales are slowing and there is a global EV price war, particularly with the Chinese manufacturers, and even some suggestions of high stock levels among various Chinese manufacturers in Europe. And at...

New sites under construction will get us back on topic.

Tesla Australia email just received. Notably the comments on the NSW and QLD part-Govt funded sites.

Per Neerav a new battery backed Elumina stall to be installed at Mittagong. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/QgxSiRGNxtQVNWyR/?mibextid=oFDknk Couple of these already deployed in Qld. https://techau.com.au/new-nrma-mittagong-rsl-fast-chargers-are-elumina-d1-with-built-in-193kwh-battery/

But ultimately sounds like BYD screwed up. The question is are they going to replace units under warranty, or even clas it as a paid upgrade (like BMW with its CCS1 cars) or so nothing (ergo Nissan and CHAdeMO). And all of that seems to have been avoided in the canned response given to Neerav.

Also did it.. kind of a weird survey that could have hidden some questions depending on how you answered others. Also missed a trick imho. I'm a fulltime public charger (large apartment building that is still slowly inching forward) but my decisions for day to day charging are very different to...

Since iPhone 11 (late 2019 release) but not in.cheaper SE 2nd/3rd gen (2020/ 2022 releases).

Engie at Wynnum in Brisbane's East. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/AAQBxSn3vrUgS1Zq/?mibextid=oFDknk

And appears NRMA has removed the Freewire units at Mittagong. Reportedly replacing with a different battery solution. Presumably this decision was taken prior to the Freewire news...

To an extent they go together due to the C-rate. Why you can charge a LR/P faster than a RWD/SR+, even when they had the same chemistry

Already does in some CCS2 markets (Europe, Australia)

As well as regulatory approval, insurance approval at a reasonable rate... All of which take time. Plus the fact that Tesla still isn't using FSD in the Vegas Boring Co tunnels, a highly regular and controlled environment.

Bureaucracy is a long word for a reason.

Been once every 24hrs for a while now, albeit if the car is not in deep sleep and an update is pushed believe it will alert you.

Suspect it's a bit of a see what works strategy. Within those 3 council areas you've got a few different systems - Original council network (mostly 22kW) - Chargefox - $0.42/kWh, spaces marked EV only - Intellihub pole network (22kW) - Exploren - $0.50/kWh, spaces not marked - Glenyar Ave smart...

Chargepoint in US/ Europe (Left Aus some years back) And while their share price has jumped post the Tesla news, it's a much smaller market cap than a few years ago.

Posting here as NRMA seem to be the only one using a Freewire unit (at Mittagong). But appears Freewire are also on the endangered list having shuttered their many factory and R&D facility, and laid off the majority of employees...

First case I've seen of someone ignoring and waiting out a "Reservation". Canterbury in Sydney, on Exploren network.