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It seem very vulnerable to getting smushed in this configuration.

There's no meter installed in a 6/30/24 photo posted on PlugShare. It's probably good that it's not open yet--the fireworks tent is right next to the station and the world thinks that EVs are prone to bursting into flames 🤣 I'm new to the Supercharger world, but it seems weird to have the...

I guess the transformer will go on the island next to the cabinets based on the original site plan. If so, the transformer has not been installed as of this weekend.

I drove past today and about half of the dispensers have been installed. It's not clear where the transformers are or will be installed--several large conduits are trenched towards a nearby utility pole.

No construction has started at this site as of 6/29/24.

Did you notice whether the meter had been installed near the green transformers (see photo below)?

I guess you're right, but those pallets were taken away by a crew in a big yellow truck. Either way, there were already enough installed cabinets to power the dispensers at the time the photo was taken.

The permit for this site was issued on 6/21/24. It's unclear if this is a zombie permit that's moving through the permit department automatically or if they're still planning on building it.

All 24 chargers are now available in the app. The magic docks have not been activated though.

The 12 new chargers have been added to the directory and show as available in the app!

Tesla's website updated from 12 Superchargers to 24 Superchargers for the the Charlotte Pike location. The V4's are not showing up in the app, but maybe this means activation is imminent.

I wonder if the permit issues at the West Nashville and Brentwood locations have anything to do with the SC turmoil, or if that's just typical for these installs. It also seems strange that the One Hundred Oaks location has been untouched for the better part of a month even though the cabinets...

No change in status as of 6/11/24. The cabinets and dispensers remain uninstalled.

No surprise here, but there is no evidence of construction on this site. The dispensers, and cabinets at the nearby EA station are in place but the meter hasn't been installed.

Right, it's a big FWIW.

I called the Hucks this week and the manager didn't have insight about when it would be open FWIW.

Oops. This will call delays. I was hopeful this station would be activated soon because the meter has been installed and turned on and everything else is ostensibly ready to go.

Magic docks have been added to the V3 dispensers at this location but are not activated. The meter for the V4 dispensers has not been installed as of June 1st.

Magic Docks are currently being installed on the V3 dispensers at this location. I have no idea if the same crew is working on the V4 activation...

Dispensers not installed as of Thursday 5/30.

Crews on site and doing something with the cabinet near the meter feeding the new dispensers.

Any updates on this location?

Dispensers were still not installed as of Thursday 5/23.

No meter installed as of 5/23/24. It looks like the electrical inspection was completed and the site needs some remediation.

They installed 3 new cabinets in addition to the 3 existing cabinets for the V2's. You can see them in the background of the photo below. It also looks like NES signed off of the project. I've seen similar-appearing pallets at other locations that contain bollards, signage or trash cans but I...

The meter is finally installed. I'm guessing it will be activated any day now!

Crews were on-site today. It looks like the meter hasn't been installed yet.

Actually, I looked at my photos again and all of the dispensers are placed at the head of the parking stall.

(12) V4 dispensers are in the ground. 2 are installed at the side of the stall. The meter is missing, though.

There are V4 dispensers in the ground. We're getting closer to having the first operational V4 dispensers in Nashville!

Ooops--I got this one confused with the expansion at Target in West Nashville. I haven't visited this site recently and don't know if the cabinets and trenching are complete.

Trenching and cabinet installs looked complete as of 5/8/24. I did not see any dispensers posts on site. I'll take more photos next time I'm out there.

The trenching and pavement repair is complete. It looks like the cabinets are installed. V4 pedestals are on site, but have not been installed. I think this will be the first V4 pedestal installation in Nashville, maybe even the first one in Tennessee?

No visible construction as of 5/9/24. The EA site a few aisle over is moving along with an installed tranformer and trenched conduit.

I'm glad this one wasn't affected by the SC freeze. We need more chargers on this section of I24.

Edit: I misread the site plan. they're actually building them south of the existing chargers which makes more sense than building the aisle over. Looks like they're working on conduit as of 4/26. The equipment cabinets are on site, but there are no dispensers there yet.

The permit confirms 12 supercharger dispensers to be installed just west of the existing chargers.

No construction as of 4/20/24.

There is a crazy amount of expansion going on in Nashville--60+ dispensersn are either permitted or under construction within Davidson County alone.

Conduit has been run and there is excavation around the power cabinets. No new dispensers are on site.

Construction not started as of Friday 4/5. The 8-stall EA station a few aisles over is in an early stage of construction.

The permit filing indicates twelve chargers. Two will be mounted to the side of the parking spot.

3 power station crates are on site so an extra 12 dispensers seems likely.

Found the site plans at: https://documents.nashville.gov/Request/Open/32092f71-925c-493e-9b2b-9dec983bf76b_CA-Permits-20171101_19474889_1

Interestingly, there is also an 8 stall (8 x 350 kW) Electrify America Station planned for a few aisles over.

Charging cabinets are on site. They are labeled V3.5 FWIW. Panera and Panda Express are nearby. The site is fairly close to the front entrance of the cineplex, so hopefully people won't be tempted to ICE the chargers.

I drove past this location yesterday evening (4/1/24) and there were no signs of construction. This shopping center is a bit sad compared to the more modern and upscale center across the street but there are few amenities within walking distance of this location.

These will be the first V4 pedestals in Nashville and seems like it will be a convenient location for ride share drivers. They just pulled a permit for another 24 chargers in the Bellevue shopping center, so coverage in Nashville is getting even better.

Tesla added a Coming Soon pin to Kuttawa. The pin is in a residential area, so I'm assuming it will actually be built elsewhere in the area.

Tesla received $865,000 in Round 1 NEVI funding to build a charging station at 1000 LADD Landing Blvd, Kingston, TN at Food City. Press release here: https://www.tn.gov/content/dam/tn/tdot/long-range-planning/air-quality/tevi/TEVI%20Round%201%20Awards.pdf