They said they are connecting the power.
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Supercharger - Simi Valley, CA - Tierra Rejada Rd. (LIVE 22 Sep 2020, 12 V3 stalls)
- Thread starter jimtelsa
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Talked to one of the workers there today, he said it should be open by Wednesday.
Latest updates were just yesterday...see posts upthread.
Experience has shown that confirmation of an opening date comes when someone can drive their Tesla up to a Supercharger stall, plug their car in, and receive power. Until then, you don't know anything for sure, despite what workers, city officials, property owners, Tesla employees, etc. will tell you.
Bruce.
Well, took a shot on whats behind the green curtain.....12 lit up superchargers and 4 charge point chargers
Spaces for 4 more superchargers. 1 Handicap Supercharger space
Couldn't be happier.........had to get some Habit while I charged in 1B for the first time in Simi.
Thanks Elon and Target. Happy Battery Day all.
Spaces for 4 more superchargers. 1 Handicap Supercharger space
Couldn't be happier.........had to get some Habit while I charged in 1B for the first time in Simi.
Thanks Elon and Target. Happy Battery Day all.
wildguess
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wildguess
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The SC is not showing up on the screen, the session cost is not displayed either. However, my credit card was charged.
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ahagge
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Did I miss a Tesla announcement of Supercharger fee increases? This Tesla webpage says that all US per-kWh stations are $0.28/kWh, but the image above shows $0.32/kWh for the Simi Supercharger. If there was an announcement, can someone link to it? I know that last year they bumped the rate to $0.32, but then dropped it to $0.28 after a massive customer outcry.
If you re-read that page carefully, you'll see that the $0.28/kWh price is the AVERAGE price for all US locations that charge by the kWh, not the price for all US per-kWh stations. They are all individually priced and their prices can and do change around from time to time. Some stations are cheaper and some are more expensive, but on average they are $0.28/kWh. The only place to see the actual price for a specific supercharger is in the in-car navigation.
I am a new Tesla owner and have never charged at a super charger so I apologize if this is a dumb question. I pulled up this SC location in my Tesla navigation and noticed "120 kW max" was listed for this location, the online supercharger network indicates 250 kW as it is the V3 chargers. Any idea on why I would see 120 kW?
bkp_duke
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120 kW would be a V2 supercharger, but it sounds like the nav info was wrong.
Thinner black cables, no silver band = V3
Thicker black cables, with silver band = V2
There are other substantial differences like the cabinets to distinguish it from a V2.
The pictures on this site clearly show the equipment installed was V3.
Looks like you showed up right after I left last night
Ya it does show 120 max
I was just looking at all the chargers. Didn't know that about the cable widths. Will have to go take another look and see which ones are V3
They should get them labeled like
Looks like you showed up right after I left last night
Ya it does show 120 max
I was just looking at all the chargers. Didn't know that about the cable widths. Will have to go take another look and see which ones are V3
They should get them labeled like
Kind of useless if they’re all V3
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