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Supercharger - Superior, CO
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It's the most I've seen at a service center. But I've only been to the service centers in Colorado, Houston and Cincinnati so not a big sample size. I wouldn't be surprised if there's some in California with a large number of chargers at the service center or nearby. The Lakewood station also has 16 250 kW superchargers.
Actually I think the bigger size suggests that maybe they intend to use it for service center use and still want some stalls left available to the public.
Yeah, it's nice to see them being a bit aggressive in adding capacity where they can. This location should take some pressure off the busy Boulder supercharger...
I stopped by at lunch. There were two Xcel Energy trucks and perhaps pedestals inside of some boxes in addition to other equipment ready to be installed. All of the conduit's buried.
John Surek
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I stopped by this evening (8/31). They have 8 pedestals installed, still in black plastic wrap. Looks like they have a lot of equipment ready to be installed too so I bet by this weekend several more, possibly all, will be installed.
I can almost smell the wet cardboard from here.
I stopped by on the weekend. They have installed all but two of the pedestals (all are still wrapped in black plastic). They also have installed several destination chargers.
I noticed that the Littleton SC/Delivery Center had recently installed destination chargers in the row between the two buildings. They are all marked for Authorized Vehicles Only. I had not seen those as of a month ago but I could be wrong.
Bonus pic of the DPD Tesla Model S.
Bonus pic of the DPD Tesla Model S.
Those wall connectors have been there since before the Littleton Service Center's grand opening in 2017.
Jump to 3:00 in the video:
Grand Opening:
All 16 pedestals are installed. Looks like the only thing left to do is add their covers and test them. Here's pictures of all 16 of them.
It's hard to tell. It's been under construction for a bit over 60 days but it all depends on when it actually opens. The Brighton location has looked finished for months but still isn't open. The Conifer station took about 100 days to build.
I stopped by today. It looks the same as in my last pictures. One of the Tesla staff told me they're focused on getting their cars off the lot before the end of the quarter and it'll probably be a few weeks before they install the cover plates on the chargers.
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