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There were only two boxes present when I snapped the previous pics on Sat, May 18th so you are looking at relatively new deliveries since then. We are agreed that ICE'ing might be a concern as back area was popular for parking long vehicles adjacent to the previously located car wash. In my...

After much waiting, there are finally signs of life at this location. Drove by there yesterday and saw some Tesla branded boxes as well as a transformer with Tesla sticker already in place. The transformer had meter in place, but has not yet been energized. A back hoe was located at the site...

A 200 stall site certainly merits a "Yeeeehaw!" Agreed in that it seems rather large for the location.

If you are correct, the location name for this Supercharger should be changed to Yeehaw Junction. I'm not aware of naming any Supercharger location after the county. Okeechobee is both the county and a town located 33 miles south of this location.

Location marker is erroneous. The actual is on the east side of Okeechobee, FL off of Hwy 70, next to Bills Mini-Mart. Yeehaw Junction is 33 miles north of Okeechobee.

Agreed not just for this location. In a non-busy Supercharger station, it would be nice to set the charge rate by time to allow for a one hour meal or shop.

Sorry, but every time I see this town's name, I think of the Little Drummer Boy carol. (Pahrump, pa-pum-pum!)

Agreed. The backups usually start around here and spread to Disney. I've taken this Hwy 27N exit many times to bypass the mess, then over to 429. And yes, I was a fan of SNL-The Californians.

This has to be my favorite Supercharger location, simply because it matches my last name. I had a chance to run by the Grinnell College bookstore and get some stuff for my kids. The cashier looked at my credit card, then asked for my ID, looking confused. Finally, she asked if I get the...

Ripley, believe it .. or not.

I'm sure they will build Post, hastily.

Looked up the permit. This is indeed the new Tesla Store. Is there another thread open for this new site?

Speaking of new Tesla stores, is the new UTC location going to be at this address? 135 University Town Center Drive.

I'm guessing that Phydeaux store in the background specializes in French Poodles. A female name would be PhyPhy.

No issues with my charge, but was only sharing with one other car. The burger was awesome and beer cold. Lastly, if you are a fan of beer-cheese soup, you HAVE to try it. And no, this isn't a paid advertisement.

Limited hours can be a pain for the late night traveler. I ran into this issue with the St. Augustine Supercharger. Enough folks probably complained and they opened another Supercharger across I-95 on the same road. Why do this again? Also, traffic congestion around this I-75 intersection is...

With a site name of Epsom, perhaps this tenuous location info should be taken with a grain of salt. :rolleyes:

I'm still waiting on the major cross-Australia announcement connecting Perth to Adelaide. Trans-Canada was done with one big push.

Up next ... Morehead City/Beaufort?

Good location. Please of eateries and a Bass Pro Shop for entertainment. Traffic in and out can be bear at rush hour, tho.

Holy moly, At 44¢/kWh, that is the highest rate I've seen at a Supercharger on the East Coast. This is almost quadruple local residential rates. Sure hope this isn't the new normal.

I'm not seeing the usual moaning and groaning about how we could let a pop up take us by surprise like this. The community usually catches new locations in the permit (or even the rumor) phase, especially a 16 station location.

The bright yellow Tesla vest might have been the first clue. Then again, he might be faking you out.

About time! Azusa was a glaring gap in coverage, considering that Tesla already has superchargers in Anaheim and Cuc .... amonga! If Elon had any hand in this decision, knowing his quirky sense of humor, the new location is probably located next to Track 5.

Since there is another Supercharger already in town, with the official designation for this one be "The New Normal Supercharger"?

I've charged at SAV Airport a few months ago. While a pass is required for entry, they will waive the fee for Tesla's charging there, provided you haven't been there for more than a couple of hours. The chargers are under roof on the ground floor, too, convenient in case of inclement weather...

It appears that the St. Aug Premium Outlets area St. Aug closes nightly and barricades the south and center entrances with a cable across the road. I ran by there on a late night run at end of Aug 2021 around 11pm. Was able to gain access via north entrance. The entry side was blocked, but...

Ah yes, Spanglish punnery is appreciated by those that speak the Baños lingo.

Siler City! Andy Griffith would be proud. Now, that's only a hop and skip from Mt. Pilot to Raleigh.

"Fairplay' ... nowhere near Washington D.C. I suppose.

Well, that settles it. It's one thing to be included in the Fortune500. But you really know you've made it to the mainstream if your product will play in Peoria. Congrats to Tesla.

Yreka? I guess Eureka had already been taken.

Seems laughable to have Superchargers on an island 15 miles across. That is until you find out that the island owner (well, most of it anyway) is on the Tesla board and also co-founder Oracle. Mucho dinero can get you just about anything.

Instead of Click2Gov, maybe we should be looking in Click2Party. In Russia, party is looking for you. (Thanks to Yakov Smirnoff).

Great spot for those heading to Atlantic Beach/Beaufort/Emerald Isle from the Triangle area and parts beyond.

I opened the map and saw Perth right next to Dundee. Shades of Australia! No grumpy salties at that latitude, tho.

"Pictorial" evidence? Sounds like someone is expecting a three-page centerfold, complete with full frontal of energized cabinet and closeup of plug-in receptacle.

Model 3 owners are anxious to see this Supercharger progress. They look forward to seeing their Pecos bill.

Lots of non-germane material on this thread ... and the Germans have nothing to do with it. For instance, this reply.

You said it, PLUS EV. Those head wind drives can be hard on your range.

If I were the owner of the McDonalds right next door, a couple of destination chargers might pull some extra customers in, if and when the Superchargers go offline. At about 50 miles charge per hour, a long lunch will at least get you to Wilmington.

I drove by there this Sunday 8/14 afternoon. The utility meter is in place and the transformer is humming. Pedestals are not yet labeled so not sure if that fourth one is 2B or not 2B. I'm sure this detail will Shake out soon. (First post. I'll get better with the pics.)