An 8-stall Supercharger is under construction in Fairmont, WV. Per the city's building department, the new location is at the Sheetz on Fairmont Ave.
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Craig_in_PA
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Marco is the Tom Brady of locating unannounced supercharger locations.
Fairmont, WV
Host Type: Gas Station
Host: Sheetz
Along Primary Interstates: I-79
Along US Numbered Highways (<=5mi): US-19, US-250
Along Auxiliary Interstates: None
I-79
From: Weston, WV - 37.7 miles
To: Morgantown, WV - 17.3 miles
Diversion: 2.8 miles
From: Start (I-77 near Charleston, WV) - 135.3 miles
To: Washington, PA - 64.4 miles
US-19
From: Weston, WV - 52.7 miles
To: Morgantown - Earl L Core Rd, WV - 22.3 miles
Diversion: 2.1 miles
From: Mt. Hope, WV - 168.4 miles
To: Washington, PA - 70.8 miles
US-250
From: Sandusky, OH - 236.6 miles
To: Staunton, VA - 166.7 miles
Diversion: 0.2 miles
From: Start (US-6 in Sandusky, OH) - 239.6 miles
To: Charlottesville, VA - 202.8 miles
Splitter on US-250 of the 403.1 mile gap between Sandusky, OH and Staunton, VA.
More density on I-79 and US-19.
Host Type: Gas Station
Host: Sheetz
Along Primary Interstates: I-79
Along US Numbered Highways (<=5mi): US-19, US-250
Along Auxiliary Interstates: None
I-79
From: Weston, WV - 37.7 miles
To: Morgantown, WV - 17.3 miles
Diversion: 2.8 miles
From: Start (I-77 near Charleston, WV) - 135.3 miles
To: Washington, PA - 64.4 miles
US-19
From: Weston, WV - 52.7 miles
To: Morgantown - Earl L Core Rd, WV - 22.3 miles
Diversion: 2.1 miles
From: Mt. Hope, WV - 168.4 miles
To: Washington, PA - 70.8 miles
US-250
From: Sandusky, OH - 236.6 miles
To: Staunton, VA - 166.7 miles
Diversion: 0.2 miles
From: Start (US-6 in Sandusky, OH) - 239.6 miles
To: Charlottesville, VA - 202.8 miles
Splitter on US-250 of the 403.1 mile gap between Sandusky, OH and Staunton, VA.
More density on I-79 and US-19.
Johnny Vector
Member
Ah! That explains why my expectations for the Kalispell MT station feel so... deflated.
Syd
Member
those gray cabinets look like the old style switch gear cabinets, not the V3 supercharger cabinets, are these more pictures?
Thanks for the photo, Lanny. It was great to meet you and Vera at the Princeton Supercharger meet-up.
The style of switchgear isn't really relevant and could be attributed to whatever is currently available. This is definitely a V3 site based on the size of cables on the pedestals.
Syd
Member
The old switch gear isn't used in a V3 site. The switch gear is now packaged into the cabinets, thus my comment. I'm glad it's a v3, I just don't understand why the non tesla switchgear cabinets. (could be local code requirements)
124chase
Member
Does anyone go near this station to give us an update? It has been over a month since we heard anything.
On my way over now. Shows online in the car. Still says coming soon on the Tesla site and plug share.
It’s online. I’m only pulling 50kw but I’m at 75% SOC.
I am a member of the West Virginia Electric Auto Association (WVEAA). I live in South Charleston. We have active members from throughout the state, including Martinsburg, Canaan Valley, and New Martinsville.
WVEAA is planning to hold meet-up at at this Supecharger on Saturday, April 30 from Noon to 1 PM (ish). (We call the event "Coffee and EVs, although neither coffee or an EV is required to attend.) We hold meet-ups at various spots around West Virginia, although not so much during the pandemic. Anyway, we will be holding a meet-up at this Supercharger next Saturday, and we would like to invite folks from the Fairmont/Morgantown area area to participate. This location is the 12th Supercharger to be activated in West Virginia.
This will not be a recruiting session, as we don't charge dues and do very little self-marketing. Social distancing and masking will be recommended to protect everyone's health.
If you do attend, please don't block all the Supercharger stalls, (and don't block the dino juice pumps either). You don't have to own a Tesla to attend, although only Teslas can charge up at the Supercharger
Any interest? Thanks.
WVEAA is planning to hold meet-up at at this Supecharger on Saturday, April 30 from Noon to 1 PM (ish). (We call the event "Coffee and EVs, although neither coffee or an EV is required to attend.) We hold meet-ups at various spots around West Virginia, although not so much during the pandemic. Anyway, we will be holding a meet-up at this Supercharger next Saturday, and we would like to invite folks from the Fairmont/Morgantown area area to participate. This location is the 12th Supercharger to be activated in West Virginia.
This will not be a recruiting session, as we don't charge dues and do very little self-marketing. Social distancing and masking will be recommended to protect everyone's health.
If you do attend, please don't block all the Supercharger stalls, (and don't block the dino juice pumps either). You don't have to own a Tesla to attend, although only Teslas can charge up at the Supercharger
Any interest? Thanks.
Country Roads
Member
WVhybrid - I'm late to the party here, but count me in for a future event in North WV.
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