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Biltmore is a nightmare. Thankfully I’m up by the Mayo one, but there is a huge concentration up here when Biltmore is far above its capacity continuously. This charger was needed months ago.
Seems to always show the center of a city when a city/state is added... which would be Central and Washington - 0 north, 0 east, 0 south, 0 west... I have always found that frustrating and misleading.
Biltmore SC *is* *a* *nightmare* - and I believe there are still plans to raze all of the old retails buildings, except Macy's (that land is still owned by them), build more parking garages to the east of the existing ones, on top of where that supercharger is, and keep moving west from the LA Fitness with buildings that will increase in height as they get closer to 24th street... another set of buildings along Camelback as well... first floor retail/services/restaurants, and less and less retail it seems. Mostly rental housing, some condos, and a hotel. All parking garages from 24th street to the far east end. That mall does terribly, a large number of stores only pay net sales, don't have a lease, and are begged to stay. However, who knows what's going to happen with the current state of the economy.... right now, it's a land play, but not the highest/best use of the land. Keep on tweeting to the Tesla charger account... there needs to be more SCs in central Phoenix, and they need to be 250kw. I think around 44th north or south of the 202 makes sense, where people split to get downtown, to Tempe, to Scottsdale... and perhaps around 35th and I-10... and SR 51 and Shea... and I-10 and 202 (Wild Horse Pass or Ray?) the fact that these are 12 stallers is indicative of several more locations - and coming soon IMO. When you see just 12, I think you'll see these much closer to each other... it's about time, Phoenix has been neglected. Would love to see another in Flagstaff, so please, please tweet about Flagstaff, ours is terrrrrrible up here - rarely averages above 57kw.
It'll be absolutely wonderful for me - I have a home in Flagstaff and one in the Roosevelt District... pretty perfect for me... would still love to see one downtown somewhere... like off of 7th Street and I-10, or 7th Avenue and I-10... I'd jump for joy.
Yea agree. All new locations are 250 so they will all be a big help one way or the other. We also need new ones on the 1-17 up to Flag since the current ones are all slower as well as Flag proper. There is the EA station in Flag by the east side Walmart which we now have access to via a CCS adapter (at just 31 cents, cheaper than an SC), but as we all know, it's often broken, full, or a total hassle getting the stall to work.
There are 12. The other one is to the left of the ones in the picture. Here are some more pictures. The non-Tesla plugs are to the right.Do I only see 11 stations?
