Be a kind and cheerful Tesla owner. People are often confused with kindness. Leaves them dumbfounded. The preconceived notions of what a Tesla owner is go out the window with a wave and a smile. (Most of the time)
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Supercharger - Kremmling, CO - Park Avenue
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Be a kind and cheerful Tesla owner. People are often confused with kindness. Leaves them dumbfounded. The preconceived notions of what a Tesla owner is go out the window with a wave and a smile. (Most of the time)
Kremmling now shows up in Tesla's vehicle maps.
Looks like employees* don't mind blocking the Tesla charging only stalls in Kremmling.
*I'm assuming it is an employee since they've been parked there over half an hour.
*I'm assuming it is an employee since they've been parked there over half an hour.
Ferengii
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Looks like it was an employee. Here are pics of more ICEing yesterday. SALEENA was there but wasn't blocking a Supercharger Friday evening. Two other cars were blocking Superchargers.
At some busy locations, a store manager parks in a space to reserve the space to ensure a spot is available if needed. So the Tesla supercharger customer just needs to walk into the shop and say something and a spot is available. (Just sharing what I’ve experienced.)
I've seen this too, but it is a poor practice in my opinion. All it does is encourage other ICE vehicles to park there.
There's a chargepoint charger in Silver City, NM with a chain across it, so you have to get out and undo the chain. It could have used a sign on it to indicate that it could be taken down, but rather than park a car there, I'd rather the management put a cone with a sign on it. Sure, more work for the driver, but it might be enough to keep an ICE out, I think they mostly park there out of laziness and complacency, not malice, so who's going to get out of the car and move the cone if they don't need to?
I agree that cones are the best option for problem locations. If I'm planning on using an L2 charger at a hotel, I ask them to put a cone in the parking spot to save it for me.
And in Craig, CO as well as Lamar, CO. Now, Limon needs the Magic Dock.
WyomingEV
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Road Trip time, going to talk my Dad into driving his VM ID4 down there to test it out!
WyomingEV
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Tested out the Magic Dock today with my Dad's ID4 - worked like a charm, was charging within a minute and getting 60 kilowatts at 40% SoC - seemless charging for the ID4. Thanks Tesla, that was fun.
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