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Supercharger - Laurel, MD
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DFibRL8R
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That's too bad about Charlottesville and Staunton, wonder if this is as a result of being sued in the state?
mikeash
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Charlottesville and Staunton are still on the 2016 map for me. I'm not sure how important Staunton is given the one at Lexington, but Charlottesville seems like it would still be useful.
The lawsuit is about opening a second sales location, so I don't think it would influence Supercharger construction.
The lawsuit is about opening a second sales location, so I don't think it would influence Supercharger construction.
DFibRL8R
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Glad to see them pop back up. In the past, I recall Tesla showing (and openly admitting) some favoritism in their supercharger roll-out to states with more Tesla-friendly legislative practices (NC -v- Virginia).
Dragonetti
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Hello,
I'm planning to drive to.Baltimore around the 2nd week of May & was hoping that the Laurel SC would be ready, but it looks like it's not going to be open by then. My last SC stop will be in Haggerstown, about 75 miles away. I'll be staying in Baltimore for a week & then heading back via Haggerstown again. I'm wondering if anyone might have some suggestions as to where I might charge during my stay. I've got a CHADEMO adapter, but the Nissan dealers in the area don't seem to be friendly. The company that I'll be working with hasn't told my where I'll be staying yet. I see that the Hayette has a couple of destination chargers. Does anyone have any experience with them as a non-resident of the hotel? Might they allow a couple of hours or even more for a fee? Any suggestions would be appreciated!
I'm planning to drive to.Baltimore around the 2nd week of May & was hoping that the Laurel SC would be ready, but it looks like it's not going to be open by then. My last SC stop will be in Haggerstown, about 75 miles away. I'll be staying in Baltimore for a week & then heading back via Haggerstown again. I'm wondering if anyone might have some suggestions as to where I might charge during my stay. I've got a CHADEMO adapter, but the Nissan dealers in the area don't seem to be friendly. The company that I'll be working with hasn't told my where I'll be staying yet. I see that the Hayette has a couple of destination chargers. Does anyone have any experience with them as a non-resident of the hotel? Might they allow a couple of hours or even more for a fee? Any suggestions would be appreciated!
jcadman22
Tesla Owners Club Maryland
There are numerous level 2 chargers in public garages in Baltimore that are listed on Plugshare.com. Also check @Lanny's excellent PlugInsights.com.
Since you're making the trip in mid-May, have you considered joining @TeslaRoadTrip 2016 in Williamsburg, VA May 14-15? Get more info and register at TeslaRoadTrip.org
Since you're making the trip in mid-May, have you considered joining @TeslaRoadTrip 2016 in Williamsburg, VA May 14-15? Get more info and register at TeslaRoadTrip.org
mikeash
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Once you find out where you're staying, check to see if they have any exterior 120V outlets you can use. Slow as it is, it'll still be more than enough to fill you back up before you head home, unless you're driving a lot each day.
In addition to the many L2 options in town, it looks like there are some public (and not at Nissan dealers) CHAdeMO chargers along I-70 that you could stop at on your way out of town.
If you're going to be parked all week then you probably don't need anything. EVTripPlanner says that the roundtrip from the Hagerstown Supercharger to downtown Baltimore and back (in good weather) is only 167 rated miles.
In addition to the many L2 options in town, it looks like there are some public (and not at Nissan dealers) CHAdeMO chargers along I-70 that you could stop at on your way out of town.
If you're going to be parked all week then you probably don't need anything. EVTripPlanner says that the roundtrip from the Hagerstown Supercharger to downtown Baltimore and back (in good weather) is only 167 rated miles.
CHRGIT
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I have good luck at the CHAdeMO's at the Royal Farms. Some of them are still free. Also NRGEVGO has a bunch of CHAdemo locations.
Dragonetti
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SabrToothSqrl
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Anyone have any photos of the service center being built in MD? Or an address? it may be close than the Devon one for me...
CHRGIT
Member
If you believe the "coming soon" flag on the find us page on Tesla's web site, it would be on Reisterstown Rd, Owings Mills MD, behind the MileOne collision center.
jfe_md
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DiamondDave
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Harrisburg was the ugly duckling for years. Now that it's actually under construction, some site's gotta pick up the baton, right? But if Elon's going to double the SuperChargers in the next year, one would hope that'd include the ones already marked as "coming soon" on the map.
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