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Additional NC service centers?
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McHoffa
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Jeremy3292
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McHoffa
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not sure... heard it as a rumor from one person locally and one in Charlotte last week, and an employee confirmed it to me this morning.
Jeremy3292
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I thought that was in addition to the Asheville location. Having both makes sense from a geographic perspective.
Jeremy3292
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Answer Man: Has Tesla pulled the plug on Asheville dealership plan? • Asheville Watchdog
Today’s round of questions, my smart-aleck replies and the real answers: Question: What do you think will become of the former Asheville Event & Dance Centre property since Tesla has backed out of its plans? Tesla bought this, but now I heard for sure they backed out, by a friend in commercial...
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Indeed Tesla has canceled the service center in Asheville. However, this interesting tid bit from the article is great news to me as a resident of SC:
As service centers are still not allowed in SC, maybe Tesla realizes they need to put something on the border. Perhaps they are looking at Flat Rock or something like that, which could service Asheville and Greenville as well as the mountains of NC.
McHoffa
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I know they're still looking but so far nothing
Closer to the border makes total sense to service Upstate
Closer to the border makes total sense to service Upstate
Jeremy3292
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That is what I am hoping. An hour or less trip to Flat Rock sounds wonderful.
Flat Rock would service Western NC (unless you’re closer to Knoxville) and Upstate SC. If they get one in High Point area like they’ve been trying to do, that services middle NC and relieves CLT also.
Edit: Another thought - they likely wouldn't have any issue getting employees to work at a Tesla service center around Flat Rock/SC Border. I think I-26 widening will likely be finished before any service center actually opens, assuming one does come to fruition.
Flat Rock would service Western NC (unless you’re closer to Knoxville) and Upstate SC. If they get one in High Point area like they’ve been trying to do, that services middle NC and relieves CLT also.
Edit: Another thought - they likely wouldn't have any issue getting employees to work at a Tesla service center around Flat Rock/SC Border. I think I-26 widening will likely be finished before any service center actually opens, assuming one does come to fruition.
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Answer Man: Has Tesla pulled the plug on Asheville dealership plan? • Asheville Watchdog
Today’s round of questions, my smart-aleck replies and the real answers: Question: What do you think will become of the former Asheville Event & Dance Centre property since Tesla has backed out of its plans? Tesla bought this, but now I heard for sure they backed out, by a friend in commercial...
Indeed Tesla has canceled the service center in Asheville. However, this interesting tid bit from the article is great news to me as a resident of SC:
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As service centers are still not allowed in SC, maybe Tesla realizes they need to put something on the border. Perhaps they are looking at Flat Rock or something like that, which could service Asheville and Greenville as well as the mountains of NC.
Sounds like Wilmington to me. It would also cover Myrtle Beach to Jacksonville.
ArchieDale
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It's under construction, going into an existing building in front of Lowes,
McHoffa
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Think we know where the new WNC location is going but waiting to see something confirmed in the permits for the address. A couple people said they were told this summer.
Jeremy3292
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