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Supercharger - Menlo Park, CA (LIVE 21 Nov 2019, 18 urban stalls)
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I've tried using it several times but no go.When is this coming online??? I can only put off my grocery shopping trip so long....
Looks like it’s just City of Menlo Park or PG&E signoff. Sometimes that can take days, other times weeks. It’s possible, but less likely, that there is some upstream work to be done before energizing the equipment at the site.
Yes, someday it will be. These kind of delays are usually not under Tesla’s control.
one5n1neSDoo
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Perhaps the City of Menlo Park has forgotten that Tesla had one of their first stores at their very own city?
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That was the very first Tesla store... I picked up my Roadster there.Perhaps the City of Menlo Park has forgotten that Tesla had one of their first stores at their very own city?
I bet this is a PG&E thing...
ken830
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Menlo Park store was the first store, but the company was founded in San Carlos.Perhaps the City of Menlo Park has forgotten that Tesla had one of their first stores at their very own city?
Likely. This week I checked on the electrical progress on the Morgan Hill location which also looks nearly ready but no power yet. Was told they were actively working with Tesla and doing calculations for power and to install the appropriate equipment for it (pad there is empty too). Bet that Menlo Park is in the same stage/situation.
The old San Carlos Tesla location is now home to Devil's Canyon Brewing.
FlatSix911
Porsche 918 Hybrid
Yes, don't hold your breath for PG&E to perform... they are so far behind in their work that they might go bankrupt.
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Pedestals now have paper bags on them.
Total speculation, but I’m going to say this means we’re going to be waiting a while for The Man to figure this one out. I can’t imagine Tesla would spend the resources to cover them if flipping the switch was imminent. They’re probably tired of the ‘my car isn’t charging’ service calls.
Total speculation, but I’m going to say this means we’re going to be waiting a while for The Man to figure this one out. I can’t imagine Tesla would spend the resources to cover them if flipping the switch was imminent. They’re probably tired of the ‘my car isn’t charging’ service calls.
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