That is the normal pricing model for Level 2 charging stations at Target stores. They are most assuredly done by Target, not Tesla.
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Supercharger - San Jose, CA - Coleman Ave (LIVE 31 Aug 2018, 12 stalls)
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As of today, parking stalls have been repaved and new parking space lines have been drawn. Landscaping looks like it's almost done as well.
Also, there are actually a total of 4 Chargepoint L2 stations (on 3 pedestals) plus the 12 Supercharger stalls.
Also, there are actually a total of 4 Chargepoint L2 stations (on 3 pedestals) plus the 12 Supercharger stalls.
I didn't mean literally every supercharger site but my point is that many of the more recent builds include Level 2 chargers. Sunnyvale, Los Gatos, San Jose, and Fremont Hub all have Level 2 built next to the Superchargers. I'm guessing that Target must be piggybacking on this effort because all but one of those sites I listed are located on a Target parking lot.
The fence is gone and you can park there now.
Too bad no power yet.
Too bad no power yet.
mblakele
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Queuing spaces, eh? Is that a new feature? This is the first time I’ve noticed them.
I agree that this system will be messy in that people who pull into those slots will need to keep track of arrival order rather than lining up. I have a feeling this system was implemented for this location out of necessity of keeping the aisles clear as this parking lot gets pretty crowded during most business hours.
Maybe V9 software will have queueing assistance built in, knows who is parked, says who is next, estimated time until next charger is free, etc.. Then these spaces would be easier to make use of.
I agree, probably to keep aisles clear.
I agree, probably to keep aisles clear.
thecloud
As rhythm raced inside, the ship came alive
Maybe the spaces themselves are in a queue to become future supercharger stalls, and this is Tesla's way of calling dibs on them? 
I stopped by the location at around 6pm this evening and there was still a Tesla technician working on a supercharger.
So I went and asked him when the superchargers will be ready. And he said "Soon. Check back tomorrow." !!!!!
So I went and asked him when the superchargers will be ready. And he said "Soon. Check back tomorrow." !!!!!
I was there at 6:30p and he said the same thing to me. Although I think the chargers are already working.
He was charging his Model S while he was tightening some screws around the cable where it enters the Supercharger housing.
Dag
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Sssshhh dont tell anyone outside of TMC, it can be out secret charging location.....
Site is currently switch on. @BlueShift Will take 24 hours or less for Tesla's functionality tests and put it on the map....commonly referred to as a soft opening.
Site is currently switch on. @BlueShift Will take 24 hours or less for Tesla's functionality tests and put it on the map....commonly referred to as a soft opening.
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Sssshhh dont tell anyone outside of TMC, it can be out secret charging location.....
Site is currently switch on. @BlueShift Will take 24 hours or less for Tesla's functionality tests and put it on the map....commonly referred to as a soft opening.
That would be awesome if we had our secret own supercharger for TMC members
puritan
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Was still working this morning. So refreshing to see a deserted supercharger in the Bay area when the sun is out.
Drove by about 4:00 pm, there were six Teslas charging, and a Ford Fusion using one of the ChargePoints. It’s not on the nav yet, but the news is getting out.
HandleX
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Probably the only time I will be by myself charging here. Oh, and Cupertino is full right now.
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