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The home page says 250 kWh. Won’t these be 350 kWh?

The last post was Nov 2023, with an announcement about the Wawa being open, but no info or pictures about the Supercharger Station’s Satus. Has anyone charged there?

The website for the new Buc-ee’s Springfield Supercharger is fouled up and hasn’t been updated since September. Any news if it is open?

This is a very welcome addition, as we go to Branson on a regular basis. Ref: The new Springfield Supercharger Station at Buc-ee’s the web site is screwed up and has not had an update since last September. Anyone able to get that updated or know anything about it?

Am I wrong on looking at the position of the Charging Posts as being on the WRONG SIDE of the stalls? Looks like they did this backwards. A great layout IF it were reversed.

The positioning of the Charging Posts appear to be about 18” or more away from the curb, which will make charging the Cybertruck and non-Teslas a whole lot easier. Smart move.

We stoped by today and the Transformer is in place, as is the Meter, so it should be open any time now. The meter was unpowered.

Great Splitter between Wynyard and Portage La Prarie

Great Splitter both east & west and north and south.

Stopped by on October 13, 2023 and there are still no signs of construction. There are 3 transformers on the corner, but no indication that they are part of the Supercharger Installation. Previous posts informed us the Easternmost Transformer is new, and looks appropriate for the Supercharger...

We were there yesterday and saw no evidence of a transformer. The north end of the fenced off area is about 4 feet high in vegetation, and earlier I observed conduit there, so I would guess that is where the transformer would go, since it is fenced off.

WOW! The Transformer is going in FIRST? That could mean the Supercharger Station could “possibly” be open in a couple of weeks! I have been driving Teslas for 7 years and have watched the network grow over the past 10 years, and the rate of acceleration in station installations is very...

Perfect splitter between Indianapolis and Richmond.

Can we get some locals to see if the position of the Charging Posts are in the middle of the Stalls?

HOLY SMOKE! Those covered Charging Posts look very much like they are V4 Units!

Station is at the Wingate Hotel. No Transformer that I could see. There are some wiring in conduits just North of the Supercharger Cabinets, but no pad there. Lots of empty stalls between the Supercharger Cabinets and the Charging Posts. We have been to hundreds of different Supercharger...

I have a sister that lives just a few blocks from this Supercharger, and she told me that the Convenience Store where it is located has been torn down. Any local Tesla drivers have any kind knowledge of this?

The FOUR “auxiliary” Chargers at this location have a J1772 cable connector NOT a Tesla. I used my J1772 adapter and am getting 43 mph charge rate. Doesn’t appear to have any costs associated with it. There is a very subtle button to push to release the cable from the post. There is

The latest photo was taken from a long way off, but it looks like this may have the Magic Dock. Any updates with a closer look?

Someone destroyed 3 of the charging posts here, so there are only 13 operational now. Looks like they hit them at high speed.

Meter has been installed, so it is getting close.

Serious Progress. New Power Pole installed, Transformer on-site and they are working hard finishing up the wiringk

Still waiting on the Transformer, but the rest of the site work seems finished.

Latest photos showing “Van Assessable” stall, which probably will allow charging with a trailer. Some excavation going on out near the road. Not sure what that would be for, but progress continues.

Lots off progress with the Supercharger Cabinets in place and most of the Charging Posts mounted

Update with new photos showing most of the Tesla crates have arrived and conduits are in place

Photo showing conduit and Birdwell Lane Street Sign

To correct the last reply. There are some stubs sticking out of the ditch, so construction is well under way.

It is UNDER CONSTRUCTION! My brother just sent me photos showing fencing and a big ditch excavation with sun subs sticking ip

Progress in the construction. There is ONE Bullard installed and the foundations for the other 11 stalls are in place. Looks like one of the packing crates may be damaged, but not sure if there is any damage inside. Easy in and out and the chargers are right at the entrance to the parking...

My home town. I have a brother who lives there and I’ll have him check for progress and take pictures. Major needed addition for north south I-27 traffic.

New Construction really confirmed. On Friday, April 22, we stopped for lunch on our east bound trip, and saw the trenches and vertical pipes stubs. Today, Sunday the 24th, headed back west, progress had been made with the installation of the RED covers on the pipes and ONE TESLA VEHICLE...

Stopped in to charge and have lunch. A trench runs from the Supercharger cabinets directly to the newly dug up area. The employee at Arby’s said the new construction started a couple of weeks ago, and she thought they would install 8 new stalls.

This Supercharger Station is marked with a RED pin, is it really not a V3?

Transformer and Meter are both installed and some landscaping left to do. There are two pair of SemaConnect Chargers as well. Meter is still blank. But it looks pretty close. Electricians working on the Day Care Center in the background were told they could not park in the stalls next week.

Ref the Kum & Go at 3253 South Parker Road: I lived just east of there for 20 years, and my son has lived in my old home for 10, so for 30 years we have regularly traversed the Parker Road, I-225 area and the constant heavy traffic will make getting in and out very challenging. Traffic jams...

We regularly use the Supercharger at Starbucks and it is always busy, so the one at the Kum & Go will be a great addition and being a V3 will allow a higher flow through. Continued improvement on the network through out the country.

Clayton changes all the dynamics of getting between Trinidad and Amarillo. We met the owner of the Ranch Market, Brian Moore an he is a super nice guy. We took him for his FIRST Tesla ride in our Model Y and gave him the 75 cent tour of all of it’s features. He was very enthused and sent me...

This is great in closing the gaps between KC and Columbia

I believe this is a V3 Station indicated by the type of vented Supercharger Cabinets and should be marked as 250 kW.

Max Charge Rate was 440 mph. Four Stalls still taped off.

We have been Coast to Coast about 5 times in our Model S and Model 3s and have hit 180+ different Superchargers. The variables are infinite on how long it takes for a Supercharger to actually come on line. We have seen some that took 400 days to get the permit approved (Fort Stockton, Texas)...

This is a V3 Supercharger and needs the Pin changed from Red to PURPLE

I have been to over 180 different Superchargers, and this certainly looks like a V3.

With the thinner cables and the top vented supercharger unit, I believe “Bighorn “ has this labeled correctly as a V3 Supercharger and this should have a Purple pin marking it.

We have traveled 130,000+ miles in our Teslas and always carry our Mobile Charging Unit with a NEMA 14-50 adapter, so if we hit a broken Supercharger, we can stop at an RV Park. Down load the App RVParky and that gives you 5,000 more places to charge. Over 3 1/2 years only HAD to use One, but...

To ambudriver03 We were there yesterday and got a good charge rate. It was also showing closed on our car map, but we charged there at about 300 -400 mph with out a problem.

We’ve been to 170 different Superchargers, from L. A. to Halifax, Nova Scotia and Kennewick, Washington to Tampa, Florida and this one isn’t to bad at all. Some much nicer than others, but overall TESLA has done a nice job of building a network across the world that no one else is close to, and...