Many thanks to @Chenkers who found this one - shared originally in this thread: Superchargers in Australia
Colac Plaza
144-158 Bromfield St
Colac Vic 3250
Colac Plaza
144-158 Bromfield St
Colac Vic 3250
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Colac had been listed as a Q3 site in the Jan update, much like Geelong as Q1, so was at least intended to be separate.Instead of Geelong or as well as?
Note that they are only quicker at low state of charge. Beyond about 55-60% SOC there isn't much difference between V2 and V3 on a Model 3, and I think the cutover is even earlier in the S/X.Yeah so glad we are getting V3 now. They are going to be so fast!
A picture of the East Devonport SC cabinet was shared on FB, I’ve reposted in this thread: Pictures of V3 Supercharger cabinetsNo photos of the sticker on the charger without the cord blocking the details?
Or plates on the transformer?
One thing I have noticed with the Chargefox and Evie high power CCS connectors and cables is that they are quite heavy. Not an issue for those with CCS sockets on their cars but the converter I got with the upgrade doesn't feel very secure with all that weight hanging off it. Would be good to have some way of supporting the cable.Guess I better book in that CCS upgrade.
No photos of the sticker on the charger without the cord blocking the details?
Or plates on the transformer?
Teslas V3 superchargers have a liquid cooled charging cable that's actuually smaller diameter than the V2 charging cable. So hopefully you don't have too much issue with weight at the plug on a V3One thing I have noticed with the Chargefox and Evie high power CCS connectors and cables is that they are quite heavy. Not an issue for those with CCS sockets on their cars but the converter I got with the upgrade doesn't feel very secure with all that weight hanging off it. Would be good to have some way of supporting the cable.
Not sure if the V3 supercharger plug will be as heavy.
That is very coolTeslas V3 superchargers have a liquid cooled charging cable that's actuually smaller diameter than the V2 charging cable. So hopefully you don't have too much issue with weight at the plug on a V3
Tesla launches new Supercharger with 1,000 mph charging, better efficiency, and more - Electrek.