Supercharger - San Angelo, TX

[ItsNotAboutTheMoney]

In the Supercharger - Llano, TX thread @reddy reported being told that the Llano, TX crew would be working on San Angelo, TX and Lubbock, TX Superchargers.

Supercharger - Llano, TX

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So,I'm creating a separate thread for San Angelo.

 

[Talmen]

I did some looking but San Angelo doesn't seem to have a publicly available permit database... At least one easy to find. I also don't see anything in TDLR about this yet, at least anything that would be an obvious Tesla project anyway. It's possible, if this really is happening, that this is wrapped up in a larger project.

There may not be permits either until right when construction is about to start so the lack of finding any permit evidence in of itself is not confirmation that this is not happening.

I'm only 85 miles from San Angelo so I'll be more than happy to pop over and look if and when permits or construction is confirmed. Not sure if there is anyone that lives in San Angelo watching these threads.

 

[Jamesallen6119]

Is there any update for this charger. I saw on the Tesla Find Us map they are adding more locations for supercharger locations but San Angelo still doesn’t show up

 

[the_real_tdog]

Crazy there still isn't one in San Angelo. I wonder what's up with that? Local resistance?

 

[torch3]

Maybe Target will get in on this. They have partnered with Tesla at other locations.

 

[Guacahummus]

Came across a screenshot from 2019 that showed San Angelo was in Tesla's plans at some point. Found it interesting and thought I'd share.

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/posts/3966735

 

[Talmen]

It would be nice and be a good location. Currently, there is no official source for this. Only a rumor based on what a power utility employee told @reddy in Lubbock.

 

[KXS2K1]

I live in San Angelo. I have not heard of any locations for Planned installations. I’ve also checked the permit site. No mention of an installation.

 

[Wagnel]

I just drove from Austin to Odessa and driving back to Austin tomorrow. Would have really been nice to have a San Angelo supercharger.

 

[Ferrari ex]

Came across a screenshot from 2019 that showed San Angelo was in Tesla's plans at some point. Found it interesting and thought I'd share.

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/posts/3966735

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I also have that screenshot and even a proposed location close to the downtown concho river bridge. Now vanished from Tesla history. This is a needed station as there is no feasible way to drive diagonally from Austin or San Antonio to Midland or Lubbock. Tried to plan a trip across from Austin to Durango Co and got all of these goofy square routes through Dallas or way across I 10 through ElPaso. Easily 3-4 hours longer than an ice vehicle. With Tesla now in Texas I hope someone would notice not all traffic moves on the interstate system.

 

[Twiglett]

I also have that screenshot and even a proposed location close to the downtown concho river bridge. Now vanished from Tesla history. This is a needed station as there is no feasible way to drive diagonally from Austin or San Antonio to Midland or Lubbock. Tried to plan a trip across from Austin to Durango Co and got all of these goofy square routes through Dallas or way across I 10 through ElPaso. Easily 3-4 hours longer than an ice vehicle. With Tesla now in Texas I hope someone would notice not all traffic moves on the interstate system.

Doesn't matter when you travel Texas distances by private jet
For the rest of us it matters though

 

[agent4036]

I just drove from Austin to Odessa and driving back to Austin tomorrow. Would have really been nice to have a San Angelo supercharger.

Would you mind telling me the route you took? It seems the path suggested is via I-10, adding more time than we'd like with a 2 year old in tow.

 

[Wagnel]

Would you mind telling me the route you took? It seems the path suggested is via I-10, adding more time than we'd like with a 2 year old in tow.

Yep, I went via 1-10 through Junction and Ozana. Less than ideal and added a couple of hours. I'm not sure there is a better option.

 

[Twiglett]

Sadly San Angelo was missing from the “coming soon” page, even the version with real addresses

 

[Talmen]

TDLR project has been filed for a Supercharger in San Angelo at the HEB.

5502 Sherwood Way
San Angelo, TX 76901

Note, I've submitted to have the thread title modified by removing the "(Maybe)" from the title since it looks like it's happening now.

TDLR TABS - Project Details

www.tdlr.texas.gov

 

[Electroman]

 

[Electroman]

8 stalls is better than 0, but still Tesla should aim for a minimum of 12 or 16 stalls in every location, except in downtown locations where parking spots are a premium

 

[ItsNotAboutTheMoney]

San Angelo, TX

Host Type: Grocery Store
Host: H-E-B
Along Primary Interstates: None
Along US Numbered Highways (<=5mi): US-67, US-87, US-287
Along Auxiliary Interstates: None

US-67

From: Fort Stockton, TX (v2) - 159 miles
To: Early, TX - 101.2 miles (Permit)
Diversion: 0 miles
From: Start (Mexico at Presidio, TX) - 311.4 miles
To: Alvarado, TX (v2) - 230.8 miles

US-87

From: Leon Springs, TX (v2) - 200.9 miles
To: Plainview, TX - 248.7 miles
Diversion: 9.2 miles
From: San Antonio - Worth Pkwy, TX - 205 miles (Permit)
To: Clayton, NM - 456.9 miles

US-277

From: Start (US-83 Carrizo Springs, TX) - 257.6 miles
To: End (I-44/US-62 Newcastle, OK) - 382.9 miles
Diversion: 8.2 miles

Filling holes in the big Texas triangle.

The first Supercharger "on" US-277.

 

[deepugthomas]

This one is long due. I am so glad they finally prioritized it .

 

[StoicKiwi]

So excited for this one! Making annual trips to Angelo will finally get easier!