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It's looking very close. I took a few pictures late this afternoon.
Front of the building, signs are up. Similar to what BerTX saw a week ago.
I couldn't get inside, but I could look through windows. This is the Gallery area. Furniture, computers and wall displays are in place. No display vehicles yet.
Looking in another window. Desks and computers for service center area. These are HP monitors; the machines in the Gallery area were iMacs. Apple for sales and Windows for service?
Service bays, with a Model X inside. This area doesn't look quite as ready.
There is a row of new vehicles parked behind the building. More than the three you can see here. These don't look like demos, because the demos I've seen before tend to have California manufacturer plates, and these don't have any license plates at all. They look like new cars about to be delivered to owners. To me this strongly suggests that they are very close to having this location ready to host some deliveries.
Front of the building, signs are up. Similar to what BerTX saw a week ago.
I couldn't get inside, but I could look through windows. This is the Gallery area. Furniture, computers and wall displays are in place. No display vehicles yet.
Looking in another window. Desks and computers for service center area. These are HP monitors; the machines in the Gallery area were iMacs. Apple for sales and Windows for service?
Service bays, with a Model X inside. This area doesn't look quite as ready.
There is a row of new vehicles parked behind the building. More than the three you can see here. These don't look like demos, because the demos I've seen before tend to have California manufacturer plates, and these don't have any license plates at all. They look like new cars about to be delivered to owners. To me this strongly suggests that they are very close to having this location ready to host some deliveries.
Nice work, thanks!
It does look close. Most of the permits are still open, but some are awaiting minor details.
Express-News says it's close too. ArtSmith stopped by and was told the same. Maybe an opening by next Friday?
Tesla nears opening day for its San Antonio showroom
Tesla nears opening day for its San Antonio showroom
Maybe one of you San Antonio folks who are registered with the paper online should post a comment explaining that most charging is done at home. The article implies that charging stations are needed and aren't readily available to San Antonio residents. (I was too lazy to register on the site).
I suspect you've got the gist of it. Hors d'oeuvres, wine and cocktails, meet and greet with the staff. Possibly a mini-tour - not that there is that much to see, but I'll want to see the service center area, and if I were them I wouldn't want people wandering around the service bays unattended.
I'm mentally debating whether I want to start in right away with tough questions about quality control, software UI design, features for AP2, Supercharger availability and density in the forthcoming Model 3 era, etc. You know, all the stuff that people complain about on this forum! Maybe I'll wait a few weeks.
Wallace02
Member
This is your second post today about being a realtor in San Antonio. If you want to advertise yourself, buy an ad.
benjiejr
Technogeekextraordinaire
We drove by on Friday morning and saw a blue glow actually in one of the bays. I told my wife "that color is not normal -- they must be working on customer cars"
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