Supercharger - Dallas - Park Ln.

Guacahummus · Nov 21, 2021

Definitely not Urban. 2020 M3LR. Forgot to take picture when I arrived with 24% but took it at 35% seeing 147 kW. Btw adding where the chargers are in relation to the road and where to most easily access them. The train tracks run right behind them.

newjacka · Nov 21, 2021

did you go above 147kw ?

Guacahummus · Nov 21, 2021

newjacka said:
did you go above 147kw ?

yes but only like 30 seconds before, it was 153 kW. I was too slow pulling up my camera

RickParker · Nov 21, 2021

Seems to me most of the new V3 are limited for a week or two to get up to speed. Contractor and City Inspector meet and permit it to go full speed. A lot of connections need to be "smoke tested".

ElectricIAC · Nov 21, 2021

Either I’m chargegated or these things are only going up to V2 speeds.

Guacahummus · Nov 24, 2021

Max I saw today was 248 kW. Had my camera ready this time

IamlostRU@aol. · Apr 17, 2022

Moderator note: This post plus the next two posts came from a thread in the Model S forum.

Been traveling cross country for 4 weeks
This is one of the busier superchargers we have found.

Complicated by several stations having post its saying they aren't working.... And now finding 72 KW the max it's giving out.

Ciaopec · Apr 17, 2022

IamlostRU@aol. said:
Been traveling cross country for 4 weeks
This is one of the busier superchargers we have found.

Complicated by several stations having post its saying they aren't working.... And now finding 72 KW the max it's giving out.

Assuming this is in Dallas, TX? What is your State of Charge? Is this a regular Supercharger or an off white colored Urban Supercharger that will never put out more than 72kW? What type vehicle? What are you hoping for by posting? Do you need immediate assistance? Not a lot of useful information here.

PCMc · Apr 17, 2022

There is a specific thread for the Park Lane, Dallas, TX location. Might be useful to post the information there for others to see?