Also if you missed it I was told they are scheduled to open late August.
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Also if you missed it I was told they are scheduled to open late August.
From what I can see the only change is the parking lot has been finished off.
Are the two driveways still gated off?
SuperChargers active?
Furniture inside ?
When I went by last week there was no changes from my prior visit.
Yup. I just literally drove by myself minutes ago. Lots of people driving into get their new cars.
Not sure that anyone can charge here yet though. It looked like every single charger had a new car waiting to be picked up taking up a charger spot.
Have to try by at night and see if lit gates are still open, any spots open, and active after hours.
Not sure that anyone can charge here yet though. It looked like every single charger had a new car waiting to be picked up taking up a charger spot.
Have to try by at night and see if lit gates are still open, any spots open, and active after hours.
We’re the gates open or closed?
If open see if you can give it a charge or if they lock them down after closing.
Gates were open. I’ll ask when I pick up my car- I will say the service center said that they will be super slow because they don’t have half the things they need.
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Per manager there will be no public access charging on any of the SuperCharger or destination chargers - even after hours.
Changing will be largely for delivery center cars as well as service; though service bay has many chargers itself.
Exceptions can be made on a case by case basis after discussing with manager. IE you can't make it to say PCH, Cerritos, or Lakewood and they'll let you get a quick charge in. Manager was unaware Lakewood was being built out, had never been to LGB-PCH and only once to Cerritos.
I tried to discuss various other things with them I already knew from other visits and employees; including the full inside building walkthrough I posted earlier but the manager was like I can't discuss that, or that's confidential, etc.
They had just finished a hands on all company meeting when I got there as about 50+ employees all in their outfits were being led around the various areas.
There was also someone that was starting paperwork on a new car while I was there.
Otherwise it was very quiet.
Most of the cars that were pictured previously above from the other day are mostly gone now.
According to manager they are now on the website but I still don't see it on the Find Us map.
Per manager there will be no public access charging on any of the SuperCharger or destination chargers - even after hours.
Changing will be largely for delivery center cars as well as service; though service bay has many chargers itself.
Exceptions can be made on a case by case basis after discussing with manager. IE you can't make it to say PCH, Cerritos, or Lakewood and they'll let you get a quick charge in. Manager was unaware Lakewood was being built out, had never been to LGB-PCH and only once to Cerritos.
I tried to discuss various other things with them I already knew from other visits and employees; including the full inside building walkthrough I posted earlier but the manager was like I can't discuss that, or that's confidential, etc.
They had just finished a hands on all company meeting when I got there as about 50+ employees all in their outfits were being led around the various areas.
There was also someone that was starting paperwork on a new car while I was there.
Otherwise it was very quiet.
Most of the cars that were pictured previously above from the other day are mostly gone now.
According to manager they are now on the website but I still don't see it on the Find Us map.
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I dropped by as well and was told the chargers are ONLY for new vehicle deliveries and service center visits. The lady I spoke with stated both the superchargers and destination chargers were NOT open to the public. She said the city of Long Beach 'prohibited' the use of the land as a public charger. But they aren't even in Long Beach... and I doubt Signal Hill would prohibit that use. 
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