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You can charge at the Roseville supercharger, and there are several superchargers at Tahoe city and Incline Village.Heading to Tahoe (Palisades) from the East Bay (Pleasanton) this week and wanted suggestions for the best places to charge. Any suggestions?
Try finding charging stations from Plugshare. You will find plenty of options, but make sure to check the reviews of other Tesla owners. Also, check if they have a parking space.Heading to Tahoe (Palisades) from the East Bay (Pleasanton) this week and wanted suggestions for the best places to charge. Any suggestions?
It's even cheaper at 18 cents per kWh at J St supercharger before noon and after 6, or 22 cents during "peak". Not that hard to get parking validation either and you won't detour too far off route.If you are cheap like me you could try stopping at Elk Grove on the way up as it's 1/3 less to charge there than the 45¢ per the rest of the Superchargers on the trip up would be.
If you are REALLY cheap like me you would invest in a CCS adapter and stop in Davis at the only single station Electrify America and not pay for charging at all.
Generally agree, but for many Tesla owners, there really isn't any difference in stopping at a 150 or 250 kw charger, DEPENDING on the age of the car and the battery, among other factors. You probably know, but some may not know, that the peak rate of charging in a car is only for a short time anyway. I have a 2017 and a 2020 and I almost never get over 150kw and if I do, it is only for a few minutes. Those 250 locations are really a benefit for newer cars.Davis is 250kw, and seems open. It's on the correct side of the freeway for you.
Vacaville is only a 150 and is generally crowded.
We also leave from Pleasanton and always stop by at Auburn Supercharger, because, first, it is right on the way to Tahoe, no need to take any extra exits, second this is what tesla suggests They always have chargers available. Places to eat, not fancy, but ok. Restrooms and just generally OK place to stop, not too crowded. Tesla always suggests to stop for 5-10 minutes, but I usually just stay there, eat and walk around so car gets 60%-80% charge (still plenty of chargers available, so no wait time at all) so I can get to my destinations without any other stops. In rare cases we stop by at Truckee supercharger by Safeway to buy groceries or whatever we need or Tahoe City, they also have few chargers there.Heading to Tahoe (Palisades) from the East Bay (Pleasanton) this week and wanted suggestions for the best places to charge. Any suggestions?