Surprise, stopped by the Meijer in Gaylord today. Looks like real progress is being made. Wow.
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Considering they tend to put the superchargers a mile away from the store, it might end up only being a one mile diversionThis is a key one I've been waiting for as well. I'm surprised it's already under construction since the dot was one of the recently added ones that only targeted opening by the end of 2018. The only downside to this Meijer is it's a couple miles off the freeway.
Considering they tend to put the superchargers a mile away from the store, it might end up only being a one mile diversion
I'm not necessarily complaining but I think it's a strange business strategy for them. It is often the case, that I am closer to a business across the street than I am to the Meijer entrance. So I end up going to the gas station or Starbucks or whatever rather than going to Meijer. I'm not sure if that's really what they intended. I understand that they don't want to give up their prime parking spots and we don't want the spots ICEd, but I think they have taken it to an extreme.Have you ever heard anyone really complain about this fact? People tend to complain about everything, but I haven't actually heard anyone say this is a problem for them. Every Supercharger I've used at a Meijer has been located very far from the entrance to the store. Only one time was it raining, but even then I didn't mind because I was just so happy to have easy access to charging when I needed it.
Thanks for all of your good volunteer work in keeping track of SC deployment.Added it, thanks: supercharge.info
That has been noticed. I think the total for this year may be 8: Ludington, Marshall, Lansing, Traverse City, Auburn Hills, Livonia, Gaylord and Roseville.Love it.
Don’t you guys notice that Michigan has been the busiest state for building superchargers this summer outside of the coastal regions, total of 7 locations. I wonder if Tesla is trying to make a political statement here.
I throw in Toledo as well because it'll be useful coming home to Metro-Detroit from picking up a car in Cleveland.That has been noticed. I think the total for this year may be 8: Ludington, Marshall, Lansing, Traverse City, Auburn Hills, Livonia, Gaylord and Roseville.
I understand that they don't want to give up their prime parking spots and we don't want the spots ICEd, but I think they have taken it to an extreme.