Recent content by MrWoolly

Except that Tesla Energy has provided more zero emissions energy than the entire tesla fleet took to build them and drive them.

Arkansas isn't exactly known to be a great hub of Teslas, indeed until the opening of the Little Rock Supercharger Arkansas was a no go state unless you were brave enough to stay at one of the destination chargers overnight. All that said I've been approached by the Oaklawn Park thoroughbred...

To follow up from my earlier post, I wrote to the Supercharger team pointing out the issue and recommending that one has to take exit 128. Here's their reply. "Hi Brodie, Thank you for your email. We apologize for the inconvenience you experienced while navigating to the Little Rock...

Planned on calling in at the Little Rock supercharger last night having dropped someone off at the Little Rock airport. Good news, the charger was marked on the Navigation Map. So I selected it as the destination. Bad news. The navigation map in my 2013 Model S did NOT know how to navigate...

@cadurney That's a great idea, unfortunately, I can't make it as I've entered my Model S85 into the Hot Springs Cruiser's Car Show at the airport in Hot Springs that's on May 13th too. Rats!

Just off the ramp to Clinton International would be a good spot. There's a Holiday Inn Express just off I440 that would allow by-passing central Little Rock for through travelers.

I'd like on in Arkansas too. Would be great to have three, Little Rock, Fort Smith and Texarkana or drop by my house in Hot Springs where there's a single Nema 14-50 outlet. Having the Superchargers in those three locations would make transit through Arkansas possible for the Teslas owned...