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Supercharger - Auburn, CA (LIVE 3 Feb 2022, 12 V3 stalls)
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Can't find a permit for Tesla SC in Auburn on the Placer county building database: Placer County | Citizen Portals
The City of Auburn issues their own permits and doesn't have an online database. The proposed Auburn SC could be in either the city or county jurisdiction.
I think the Raley's on Lincoln Way is my top spot. Freeway close and there are superchargers at Raley's in Sacramento and Loomis. Parking lot is big and rarely full.
Second guess is the Save Mart parking lot on Elm. Big lot, freeway close and already has a DC-FC installation.
Second guess is the Save Mart parking lot on Elm. Big lot, freeway close and already has a DC-FC installation.
Pluto
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Fun fact: This would be the fourth unique Auburn in the US with a supercharging station, the other three being in Massachusetts, Alabama, and Washington (the first two opened in 2014 and the latter opened in 2019). Auburn Hills, MI also has a supercharger.
El joe
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Great locations for one. We live in Sac and pass that Save Mart on Elm as it’s on the way back from a lot of the hiking trails we visit, which are always packed. That’d be a great spot.
I haven't seen any action around town and don't see a permit in the County database.
Tesla map was updated to "Q3 2021", so I took a look in the Placer County database and there is a permit application filed 4/20. Location is 13431 Bowman Rd, where the Foothills Motel is located. Attached is the permit screenshot. 12 stalls, north side of I-80, near Jimboy's Tacos, Chronic Tacos, Maria's Tacos, Taco Bell. Also, Weinerschnitzel, Beach Hut Deli, and probably a couple of other places I missed.
rpo
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Auburn, CA
Along Primary Interstates: I-80
Along US Numbered Highways (<=5mi): None
Along Auxiliary Interstates: None
Along State Routes: CA-49
I-80
From: Loomis, CA - 11.5 miles
To: Truckee - Donner Pass, CA - 64.4 miles
Diversion: 0.5 miles
From: Rocklin, CA - 13.7 miles
To: Reno - N Sierra St, NV - 96.7 miles
CA-49
From: Placerville, CA - 29 miles
To: End (CA-70 Vinton, CA) - 131.6 miles
Diversion: 3.7 miles
From: Placerville - Missouri Flat Rd, CA - 33.3 miles
V3 and more density on I-80.
Also along CA-49.
Along Primary Interstates: I-80
Along US Numbered Highways (<=5mi): None
Along Auxiliary Interstates: None
Along State Routes: CA-49
I-80
From: Loomis, CA - 11.5 miles
To: Truckee - Donner Pass, CA - 64.4 miles
Diversion: 0.5 miles
From: Rocklin, CA - 13.7 miles
To: Reno - N Sierra St, NV - 96.7 miles
CA-49
From: Placerville, CA - 29 miles
To: End (CA-70 Vinton, CA) - 131.6 miles
Diversion: 3.7 miles
From: Placerville - Missouri Flat Rd, CA - 33.3 miles
V3 and more density on I-80.
Also along CA-49.
Desperately needed location as Rocklin has become very congested. It also gets me farther up the hill when I’m towing my camper so the pull to Truckee won’t require a full charge at Rocklin.
Great news!
Great news!
The gap from Loomis, CA to Truckee - Donner Pass, CA is 75.4 miles, which isn't that much,but it's the first significant gap on I-80, so I'm not surprised that there's congestion.
Just curious, but do you like tacos?
SactoEVer
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It may be 75 actual miles, but my experience is that it is nearly twice that in battery drain due to the uphill .. maybe 140 to 150 miles of charge or so. The opposite direction is more fun when I use about 50 miles of charge for a 95 mile trip. For those who have enough charge to easily make it to Auburn, it may be a better choice than Rocklin, especially if they are heading as far as the Reno/Sparks area.
Indeed. From the bay, I would arrive in Auburn with 100 miles of range or less. So, lower SOC, faster charge.
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