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Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/mNZBo3DVt7WRWYo79 Site is under construction and nearly complete. Not the best location, imo, as there's not much in the way of amenities.

I'm guessing the count has dropped, as its showing 1499 right now.... but last night it was showing 1,500! supercharge.info Its incredible the growth that we've seen just in the past year. I believe is was just ~1,140 1 year ago, so they've been adding about one site per day in the US alone.

The listing says: "This Y also features Tesla's excellent Autopilot system with Full Self-Driving Capability", but the car only has Autopilot! I hope this doesn't become a trend!

Is this true?

The icon looks like just the center of the city. There's a pilot station in St George that is on I95 and ~5 miles from I26. This would be much better for I26 traffic than the Santee detour.

I know this has been discussed a bit, but has there been any consistent testing on the difference? There was a youtuber recently making the claim that they had to be very similar (less than 5%) difference, but I'm not sure that I believe that.

I visited yesterday evening and the lot was packed to the point of being very cramped. It seems like a lot of NC folks are getting new Teslas for the new year! :) I'm curious if anyone nearby is seeing if all of these are really being delivered within the next 72 hours? I'm not sure that I've...

I just noticed that the Chargepoint chargers at the Charleston airport are listed as active: ChargePoint It looks like there is a $1.30/hr price, though for 6.6 KW (~$0.20/kwh). I'm curious how useful this is? I can't imagine that you'd want to wait for hours on the way in or out of the...

I've noticed that the rear cupholders tend to be pretty shallow. It seems like there are various inserts that address this for the front cupholders. These do not fit the rear ones, though. Have any of you found a solution?

I know there've been some glitches with the A/C in general, but I'm curious how it is working when it is working normally. Is it keeping up well in high-heat climates (AZ, FL, etc)?

I think someone forgot that the year is now 2020. Even funnier, the website still says that the standard range is expected to begin in early 2021.