La Jolla is getting a 16 stall supercharger at La Jolla Village Square with an address of 8657 Villa La Jolla Dr, La Jolla, CA 92037
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Supercharger - La Jolla, CA (permit found, 16 V3 stalls)
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Only a couple blocks away from another Supercharger
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But this location has better amenities nearby.
It's a pain to get here from the freeway, though, especially during traffic hours.
Supercharger - San Diego, CA - University Center Lane (PERMANENTLY CLOSED 23 Oct 2023, 7 urban stalls)
Located in the underground parking structure by the restaurants (Fleming's Prime Steakhouse - 8970 University Center Lane, San Diego, CA 92124). There are seven Urban supercharger stalls (72 kW), and the site is completed and in-service. Valet parking only from 4pm to midnight, but free...
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But this location has better amenities nearby.
It's a pain to get here from the freeway, though, especially during traffic hours.
Reply to the twitter feed posted by the OP suggests it will be in the underground lot below Ralph’s/TJs. We used to go to the theater there all the time 25 years ago when we lived in the condos by the Mormon temple. Hardly ever since we live closer to the Village now. I wonder why they didn’t put it by the trolley parking lot on the other side of the shopping center. That would seem like a better location and easier to get to from the freeway.
Much like the chargers down the street, this will be such a hassle to navigate with the traffic and poor access, it’ll make more sense to drive to one of the many chargers down in Kearny Mesa or up in Carmel Valley
Yeah, though it should be useful for a lot of people who live/work/go-to-school in the area. It's a pretty active area.
I tried to go to this one once and the valet guy had the worst attitude. They need to get rid of this supercharger or change the system. It's frustrating to be told you need to pay 9 bucks BEFORE going underground to use their supercharger.Only a couple blocks away from another Supercharger
Supercharger - San Diego, CA - University Center Lane (PERMANENTLY CLOSED 23 Oct 2023, 7 urban stalls)
Located in the underground parking structure by the restaurants (Fleming's Prime Steakhouse - 8970 University Center Lane, San Diego, CA 92124). There are seven Urban supercharger stalls (72 kW), and the site is completed and in-service. Valet parking only from 4pm to midnight, but free...
But this location has better amenities nearby.
It's a pain to get here from the freeway, though, especially during traffic hours.
I left and went to Sorrento Valley at Qualcomm.
The center with the Ralph's is already a nightmare...I wonder how it will be with a supercharger there now.
The underground parking isn't too bad compared to the above ground parking, IMO. Probably why they're put them there.
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Very cool. This will be the closet station to me. I don't count that hotel pay garage slow-charge location.
Off peak supercharging, even after the latest price increases, is still less than SDGE.
Off peak supercharging, even after the latest price increases, is still less than SDGE.
It doesn't appear to be showing up on here as a "coming soon" Supercharger, yet (though Encinitas and Solana Beach are).
It's also very possibly a utility issue as the EVgo charger behind Whole Foods and the Electrify America charger at UTC have also not been switched on (despite having been completed for 1-2 years now) due to SDGE/Utility reasons as I understand it. Could be a quirk of this particular area. I did speak with an EVgo representative who said the Whole Foods station would be switched on in January, so maybe there's some progress being made in the area.
It's also very possibly a utility issue as the EVgo charger behind Whole Foods and the Electrify America charger at UTC have also not been switched on (despite having been completed for 1-2 years now) due to SDGE/Utility reasons as I understand it. Could be a quirk of this particular area. I did speak with an EVgo representative who said the Whole Foods station would be switched on in January, so maybe there's some progress being made in the area.
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