I was just by there yesterday across the street, and at least on the top level of the parking structure, I couldn't see any signs of it. I'm assuming it will go on the top level though...
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Supercharger - San Diego, CA - Del Mar Heights Road (CLOSED 16 Sep 2021, 18 urban stalls)
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From the other side of the street in the parking lot above searsucker you can see the top level pretty well
Graffi
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This looks like an easy on/off the I-5 for visitors to charge up prior to or after visiting San Diego area along the I-5.
went by this morning and saw 3-4 Tesla charging equipments on north east corner of the top level.
Was on top floor today. No activity yet. Behind a covered fence where a handful white what looked like non-descript electrical cabinets. 6x3x3. Nothing else.
This may take awhile. Streets around the complex are still under construction.
Entrance to the garage is just 1/4 mile or less from freeway 5, Del Mar Heights exit.
This may take awhile. Streets around the complex are still under construction.
Entrance to the garage is just 1/4 mile or less from freeway 5, Del Mar Heights exit.
@BlueShift Looks like we're ready for a construction cone! (Permit issued 10 Jan 2018, also see cabinets in place on post #25)
Look at the first photo that @gaswalla posted yesterday: it’s definitely the 3rd (top) floor, there is no roof.
Amazing they put up a sail cloth to shade the cars instead of solar panels. Opportunity lost.
At least they've upped their game in terms of number of sites in San Diego.
Better than twelve 24-120kW superchargers, ha!
Yes, this time last year there was only 1 SC station at Qualcomm in Sorrento Valley with very long lines. Now, we have 4 SC stations operational - Qualcomm, downtown SD, La Costa and Black Mountain. And more to come. We'll be up to 5 very soon.
I have no complaints and think Tesla is doing a great job in increasing the number of SC stations available in SD County.
Teriyaki88
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I've owned my Model S since 5/2013. If you take a look at the number of Tesla's on the road versus number of SC's, it has not kept pace with production during the past year. It will get better over time. For the first 3.5 year, i never waited at a SC. And I drive ALOT!! Back when i got my car, there were only 8 SC's in the country, and I survived number of round trips to the Bay Area and back. Now to date I've made 28 round trips so far. And I've also made 20+ trips to Vegas and back. I can't waif for Del Mar Heights and Fashion Valley to come on line!
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