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I'm curious to see how it turns out but right now all new superchargers west of this one across Canada are now reported as 250 kw on supercharge.info!!! Curious to see when it's all gonna be completed but I think I'll eventually go skying in the Rockies!

Congratulation, you just understood what I meant by "My guess, and its only a guess, is that they might"

My guess, and its only a guess, is that they might be waiting for V3 production to ramp up...

Actually, I think this was already done. See second picture of post #46. We can clearly see an line without asphalt (that I guess i the result of the digging to pass the cables through that entrance).

Most of the ground work seem to be done: Ground work for the superchargers themselves (not the stalls) also seem to be ready: Some equipment waiting to be unpacked: And for @SmartElectric, there is still only one:

By download do you mean upload to TMC? It gives you a security error message? I had the same problem and I had to reduce the width of my panorama to 5000 pixels.

I took a small walk from home to see how they are progressing, and they are sure not wasting any time: Assuming 20 stalls, it will be position like so from a map point of view:

Don't worry about distance from food, it will be a "robotic snake" supercharger and your car will drop you by the restaurant and will go charge itself (in a few years).

I am not convinced that Centropolis would be better. It is most of the time impossible to find parking spots Thursday to Saturday from +/- 7pm to 10pm (I live half way between Carrefour and Centropolis)

Or they simply want to sell as much Model S / Model X as possible until Model 3 start selling as it what pay for the construction of the Model 3 assembly line and the gigafactory.

Meanwhile I arrived at 5:50 am and I was around the 50th in line. Here are some chilly and wet memories from a year ago: Measuring on google map, the queue was about 460 ft or 140 meters long. Assuming two persons per meter, this is 280 persons, All waiting under the rain, freezing but...

There is a serious problem with the Model 3 if the tires do not fit in it. Yaris tires fit in a Yaris! Ok, maybe 5 people and 4 tires will not fit, but generally you do no make an event of changing your tires ;) Another solution, if you have a garage or "warm place" where to do it is to do it...

Could hardly be more accurate! AWD will help you start moving faster. Winter Tires will also help you to start moving faster but more importantly, break and stay on the road!

7 years extended warranty on a Toyota? Personal opinion, well... You just lost money. But, its your choice, not judging you. But I will definitely take the extended warranty on the Model ≡.

Intuitively, I tend to agree with you one the environment aspect (I generally keep most of what I buy until they are dead, or quite close to unusable). Keeping a good longer is better for the environment. And most of the time for you budget. However, it is not as clear for an electric car in...

What about a "normal" Tesla connector on the left and a J1772 or Chademo on the right? I guess I'm dreaming but that would be nice. Autopilot / cameras should solve the problem of backing up if on the wrong side!

So many things (in order of importance for me) Zero emission (especially where I live, electricity is over 99% renewable) Encourage a company for which I totally approve the vision / objective / results Long range (long enough even in the coldest nights of winter) Supercharger network to reach...

Geothermal in a car, this is an interesting idea! o_O:rolleyes:

I wouldn't worry too much about it being in UK. From what I saw it rarely goes below −10°C so you should be ok ;). People here in Québec / Canada (where some days are below -30°C) survive in electric cars with even less range than Teslas (and I guess other regions get even colder than that).

What people are selling it? Such a shame. I'm happy there is no bid on it yet!

I was talking about the car :oops:, not the gift :)

Sorry if I gave the impression it was critical for me. I was just sharing information with other Canadians so they know that they are not the only ones waiting and the it was not lost in the mail ;) I totally agree with you, an amazing car ASAP is what is important.

I don't think so, international deliveries (even for their Canadian neighbours) is influenced by a lot of things which I guess includes a lot of paperwork so it is also partially in the government hands too. But what I think will have the most importance is the number of sales (including S and...

I reserved in Montreal on the 31st (was +/- 50th in line which is earlier than you based on the number of signatures I see in your avatar) and I still have received nothing (and I go watch my mail every day).