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Nevertheless, this site has been transformed! Waiting for the transformer is a significant hurdle in this process. All the big stuff is finally in place. Weeks now, rather than months.View attachment 220914 View attachment 220915 Stopped by Friday March 31 for pictures which show the transformer in place but no meter and an electrical cable sticking out of the ground!
Maybe this is just my perception, but Super Charger progress seems to have really slowed nation-wide recently.
Given the current progress in 2017, I don't see them coming even close to their 2017 end-of-year projection map.
Given that 361 is at least 100, yes. You have to imagine they're going to do something quite different for the rest of the year if you believe they will meet their stated goal.Didn't Tesla say they will open at least 100 more locations this year?
Charging at 12:50p on Thursday! The Tesla representative had driven down from Denver to check out and start the charger. He was still there when I drove up and he verified that I was the first customer!
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It's LIVE! I am charging right now! Also, there will be a news story in tomorrow's Santa Fe New Mexican paper; I'll post thr url when I see it live.
Hey, I am as surprised as anyone. And yes, I immediately questioned "why Santa Fe" and "it's not even on the map, what about the five unbuilt sites in the southern half of state that we've all been waiting for," etc. But hey, what I was told by two sources, one inside the company, and one familiar with the actual site and the plans for the site, is that the next supercharger in NM is in Santa Fe. And today I learned it's where I guessed it would be -- the outlet mall. I'm still awaiting word from a third source -- the City of Santa Fe Building Permits division. They may never reply to my inquiries, I don't know.
Not as nice a site as say Gilroy, CA, which has a big outlet mall across the street, but then in the same parking lot, an IN-N-OUT Burger. (Oh, if only New Mexico had 'em. Heck, I'd settle for a Chipotle in Santa Fe...)
There is one restaurant in the Santa Fe outlet mall, an authentic New Mexican cuisine place (I've never been). Plenty of other food nearby for long-distance travelers to pick up then charge, or stay in a nearby hotel and charge. Face it this Santa Fe site is, as someone else mentioned, a waypoint, not a destination.