Has anyone managed to put eyes on this location lately? A picture would be great.
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Supercharger - Port St. Lucie, FL - Fort Pierce Service Plaza
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I can see pretty clearly from a bridge and rack hasn’t started construction yet. I’ll try to go over to service plaza when I get a chance.
Coltcon
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For what it’s worth, they’re also doubling the amount of stations at the Port St. Lucie supercharger by i95
LawDawgy
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Much needed! I just got my M3 last month and took it on my first road trip from West Palm Beach to Disney. I was surprised to find the Fort Drum Supercharger completely full with four cars waiting
FloridaJohn
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Wait until a holiday weekend, you could have a dozen cars ahead of you there!Much needed! I just got my M3 last month and took it on my first road trip from West Palm Beach to Disney. I was surprised to find the Fort Drum Supercharger completely full with four cars waiting
Adding superchargers to all the turnpike plazas will definitely help the situation, as it will prevent all the Teslas from bunching up at the same plazas to charge.
LawDawgy
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I can't imagine being twelfth in line, would question my switch to electric. The local Supercharger in West Palm Beach seems to be full most of the time as well! Good thing most of my driving is local and I can Charge at Home. Going to South Carolina in two weeks so I will get to see the charging situation along I95.
That’s exciting. We did this trip a few months ago.
I-95 is covered really well. You now have many new choices like Titusville, Port Orange, lots in Jacksonville, Kingsland, Brunswick, Savannah and Charleston. Once you reach South Carolina it becomes more sparse but you should be good.
Good luck!
Take a look at the map at supercharger.info
I-95 is covered really well. You now have many new choices like Titusville, Port Orange, lots in Jacksonville, Kingsland, Brunswick, Savannah and Charleston. Once you reach South Carolina it becomes more sparse but you should be good.
Good luck!
Take a look at the map at supercharger.info
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FloridaJohn
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Avoid the supercharger at the Savannah airport. The jump from Savannah to Columbia, SC is the hard one, but should be a little easier with the Hardeeville SC open (250 kWh, too!). Unless your headed to the coast of SC, then it's an easy journey now.
Just a few short years ago there were a lot less superchargers on that route. I'm headed to Charlotte and the end of May, so I'll get to check out some of the new ones myself.
TravelFree
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I thought our new SC was taking a long time to get turned on. we're up to 2 months after Rack Electric completed their work here in Jacksonville, and the power company JEA says they installed the wrong Meter cabinet. Ft. Pierce one shows 173 days.
LawDawgy
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The trip was a Breeze, Titusville, Palm Harbor, Yulee, Hardeeville all 250KW and never a wait!
Another prefab installation. The installation time on these is incredibly fast. Well done, Tesla! Now it's just waiting on the power company to install the transformer.
LawDawgy
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LawDawgy
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Drove by yesterday and it looked like the transformer has been installed but still no meter.
Sigh. Thanks for the update. I had marked it open on supercharge.info based on 1) it showing in the car and 2) Tesla's page for Port Saint Lucie, FL, but I guess even those together aren't reliable. I've reverted it back to a construction cone for now.
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