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The Find Us page on Tesla’s website shows that there are Superchargers planned for Cerritos, Lakewood, Anaheim, and Tustin. One or more of them may well be under construction right now and we just don’t know about it yet.Taking it out of NAV is a great disservice to any visitor in the area running low on juice, even if there are two superchargers in Downey. Right off the I-5 corridor, Buena Park has always been quite busy, which should have triggered construction in nearby Cerritos, Anaheim, and Tustin.
Since you're in Brea, please keep an eye on the Target store on Birch Street. Tesla's map still shows Brea as a coming-in-2018 site, and given Target's partnership with Tesla, it's almost certain to be the location.I drove by there today at 1 pm. All spots were taken.
Nothing there yet unfortunately. I don't think any of the Target locations around the Orange County have had any (visible) work started on them yet.Since you're in Brea, please keep an eye on the Target store on Birch Street. Tesla's map still shows Brea as a coming-in-2018 site, and given Target's partnership with Tesla, it's almost certain to be the location.
Since you're in Brea, please keep an eye on the Target store on Birch Street. Tesla's map still shows Brea as a coming-in-2018 site, and given Target's partnership with Tesla, it's almost certain to be the location.
At least some of the load on the Buena Park supercharger must be coming from North O.C., and a Brea supercharger would take up that part. (More selfishly, I could avoid the I-5 crawl through downtown L.A., and get out of town on the 210, by way of 57 or 605.)
Taking it out of NAV is a great disservice to any visitor in the area running low on juice, even if there are two superchargers in Downey. Right off the I-5 corridor, Buena Park has always been quite busy, which should have triggered construction in nearby Cerritos, Anaheim, and Tustin.
I know what you mean, but living in this area I would actually say it's more of a service.
Local or not, I think all Tesla owners should have equal access to available Tesla services. I'm off on another road trip in about three weeks to states and cities, where I've never charged. It wouldn't be right not to have the supercharger location on NAV, when it was really open for locals only in the know. Not very Tesla-friendly. We just need a bit more focus and execution from Tesla to make the congestion problem go away.
@BlueShift : How does Supercharge.info handle Tesla map/webpage removals and permanent closures (maybe coming soon to this site)? Has this happened before?
I'm not BlueShift, but I'll mention the original Burbank site: Supercharger - Burbank (At Service Center, no longer on nav map)
You can still see it on supercharge.info and even Find Us | Tesla shows that the service center has six SuC stalls. However I believe it isn't shown on the vehicle map anymore.
To add to @mblakele 's comment, supercharge.info seems to go by the premise of "mapping what is actually on the ground". If there are supercharger stalls accessible, even if they aren't on Tesla's map, they will be included. If the stalls are physically removed then sc.info will remove the dot (gets marked as "temporarily closed" for a while first, then deleted).
He's definitely removed some locations from supercharge.info, but maybe there isn't any record once the location is removed. But like Chuq said, if the chargers work and are still open to the public, he will leave them on supercharge.info regardless of what Tesla does on its website or in the nav.I understand about Burbank, but Burbank's webpage still lists the Superchargers. Buena Park no longer does.
That (simple removal) would be my guess as well. I was just wondering if there is any precedent here. If I look at the "Changes" page, I see plenty of "Temporarily Closed," but after a quick scan, I don't see any examples of a permanent closure or removal.
I noticed the same at Blue Ash, OH (Cincinnati), so maybe they are doing this at all service center superchargers.This seems to be an end-of-quarter issue for the service centers that also have Superchargers. Rocklin, Dublin, and Salt Lake City all show as "reduced service" on the Nav and if you navigate to them, a message pops up that says "Temporary Closure". I ignored the message and stopped by Rocklin yesterday and the Superchargers were working. Lots of deliveries and lots of new cars being charged, though, which supports my theory that Tesla is trying to make sure they don't have a full supercharger preventing a customer delivery for the next few weeks.
Or possibly just ones where lots of deliveries are expected. The Seaside, CA supercharger (at a service center) still shows up on the map.I noticed the same at Blue Ash, OH (Cincinnati), so maybe they are doing this at all service center superchargers.