ThosEM
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Huh? Ive seen nothing at Annapolis Mall but a display vehicle in the hallway? I've never seen any staff. Did I miss something?
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Huh? Ive seen nothing at Annapolis Mall but a display vehicle in the hallway? I've never seen any staff. Did I miss something?
Sometimes the display vehicle has (had?) one or two Tesla employees there to answer questions or open everything up and let people sit inside.
I'd walk past it on my way to/from the Nordstrom's parking garage. Occasionally I'd stop to chat or flirt with the person running the kiosk (depending on how cute they were
).I was under the impression that Annapolis was getting a full blown showroom store; just assumed that it was going into the Annapolis Mall since the kiosk was there.
Haha I meant more-so to prove I'm not some delinquent... I'd personally be a bit careful of who I let in my car. But yeah I agree I feel the Tesla community is very friendly indeed!
jdo
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It's all fun and games until it goes up onto supercharger.info.
Insureit1
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I have test driven an S and and X both from Annapolis Mall location. Been there for at least a year and a half. I had no idea you could charge at the Mall though.
jdo
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ThosEM
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So since there is no store front, you must have made an appointment to do the test drive and met someone at the display vehicle? Then you went to the parking garage for the drive. So there must have been some sort of charger where the cars are kept. Where was that in the garage? Thanks for the info! I live in Annapolis, but hadn't realized there was this possibility.
CHRGIT
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Check plugshare.com for all of the charging stations in Annapolis and elsewhere. Previously the "sales" staff was using the 110 EV marked spots in the JC Penny garage or going across the street to the SemaCharge J1772 at the Annapolis Regional Outpatient Center. The display car's near Nordstrom are usual attended by Tesla employee(s) during Mall hours unless they are on a test drive or showing off the car. The staff is always friendly and willing to discuss all topics Tesla.
ThosEM
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Insureit1
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Correct. Made appt. and met at inside the store. Both times the car was parked in a regular spot. As others already pointed out those are only 110 outlets. I live and work in Annapolis and not many charge points around that I know off. Criswell Collision should install a HPWC or an outlet on their building since they are one of the Tesla approved body shops.
Many, many, many. Napa lasted almost a year as I recall. Fremont-2 is at 301 days since construction started.
hacer
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Surprise! Surprise! Surprise! Nothing has changed. Zero meter.
hacer
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The weird thing is that during the actual construction (digging etc). I saw people working on each weekend that I went there! That has to cost more and it suggests there was a real desire to get this done quickly. Now it all seems to be done, but it sits waiting for something but we don't know what. It really is curious.
Tesla's last day at Westfield Annapolis Mall is Thursday.
Two Tesla connectors (80A) and two J-1772 ClipperCreeks in the Blue Garage 1A near Nordstrom. I'm afraid that it is going to be up to us to convince Mall management to put up signs to reserve these spots for EV charging only.
No news on Laurel.
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