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I went to a wedding last year in Green Bay and stayed at the Country Inn & Suites by Carlson in Green Bay North. On plugshare.com I found a HPWC at AMI Inc. just a mile away from my hotel...

Awesome! Thanks for the recon work!

For other superchargers that have opened, it sounds like they are sometimes energized before they even appear on the supercharger map on teslamotors.com/supercharger. A more up-to-date version of the supercharging map is on Superchargers. Once you know the site is energized, you can email...

Thanks for all the updates! I appreciate the pics :)

+1 - That route to Florida is a huge plus for my family as well. Gotta see the grandparents sometime and it's getting harder to fly as we have more and more kids :)

How exciting! I might be able to take my MS 60 down to Indy for Thanksgiving this year! Is it possible to post pics of the progress?

Looks like they started construction! Here's a link to the thread with PICs posted: Anyone have info on Indy or Lafayette, IN SuperCharger? - Page 7

This is great news! Were the other charging locations that 'stalled' - like Atlanta - already at this point, or are we about 3 weeks out? I've read elsewhere that the sites take around 4 weeks once ground is broken to become operational.

I think we all probably wanted the bigger pack, but we couldn't all afford it. I'd really want a bigger pack, but these are exactly the sticky points I'm looking at. For me, it seems like a better idea to sell my 60, and buy the 85 vs. trying to swap up to the bigger pack.

I've driven my tesla with the 60 kWh battery from Arlington Heights, IL down to Turkey Run State park 3 times now for a nice camping trip with the kids. Only had ~20 miles of charge remaining once I got there, but they have NEMA 14-50 outlets at the electric sites there.

I disagree. Car companies should dictate what they feel is safe when the image of their product is the only thing keeping them in business. If they did nothing to address this, the next headline for a Model S fire will read: "Tesla Fire #4 - Is Tesla Doing Anything to Address This!?", which I...

I think we're good now Check out Elon's blog post - The Mission of Tesla | Blog | Tesla Motors Your point about cost is relevant, but it has now been taken care of. Insurance companies won't have to raise rates because of this and fires are now covered under warranty.