Tesloop is based in LA, and ferries people from LA to/from Las Vegas, and more recently San Diego. It's supposed to be more convenient than flying. I don't know how many cars they have.
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Supercharger - San Diego, CA (Qualcomm / Pacific Heights Blvd., 12 V2 stalls)
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SDRick
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Graffi
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However, now they will have go get Inventory vehicles that still qualify for free lifetime supercharging. Not sure how much supercharging they can earn through referrals.
The Tesloop discussion can be continued in any one of the multiple existing threads (use site search to find them all). Here is one such thread Tesloop - The first sustainable transport network
We vacation in Solana Beach every January and have a Model 3 reservation. Reading all these posts about the lack of Supercharging and congestion in the closest one is very disheartening. Even the destination charger locations seem to be mainly in hotel guest use only sites so is concerning when it comes to using the standard range Model 3 in that area since we stay at our time share that doesn't have charging and isn't interested in adding it because of limited parking.
I'm up in Tahoe often so look forward to checking out the new SC at Hard Rock when it's active. Haven't visited the Reno one yet.
Doug Martoccia
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Stopped by here on Friday about lunchtime and it was so crowded that my wife almost cried. The line of waiting cars so too many to count. Tesla needs to get moving on adding capacity in this area!
twonius
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They should rip out the useless cluster of Blink chargers at liberty station and drop in stalls there. Close to the airport and the 5 , but not all the way into downtown, with plenty of food already there.
2nd choice is one of the malls in Mission Valley. Even adding more destination chargers to the parking for the Tesla store there would go a long way. At least until all the volt drivers buy JDapters and start weezing the juice.
Don TLR
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I rolled in from Arizona at 5:15 PM on a Friday and expected a horror show based on reading this thread.. Luckily a spot was open and then 2 left which opened a bank so took the quicker charge and then tooled around town for the weekend. It was very quiet Sunday 7 AM though nothing around to even grab a coffee..
I was in the area Thursday night, and got lucky and found 1 available spot. The Karl Strauss brewery is about a 10 or so minute walk, though not sure if it would be open at 7 AM, hah.
Don TLR
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Thanks for the Karl Strauss tip for next time!! We went to Voss and stocked up on some local craft brew selections for later..
Not quite that early, but they open for Sunday brunch at 9:45. Their brunch was pretty good last time I had it, but it's quite popular, so it might take a while to be seated if you don't have a reservation.
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