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Thanks for link. I'm reading It now. Very interesting!
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Thanks for link. I'm reading It now. Very interesting!
It could just be a 2nd location. One for westbound and one for eastbound. They aren't necessarily going to shut down the current supercharger.The Sweetwater supercharger might be moving across I-20 to the Walmart parking lot. Tesla has a utility survey request for that location.
Sorry I don’t buy your argument. Cisco supercharger is 85 miles to the east, Midland is 115 miles to the west. That’s more superchargers closer together on I-20 than on most Texas interstates. A Model 3 could easily go from Cisco to Midland without even stopping at Sweetwater. I’ve been at Sweetwater twice and never saw another Tesla. As for the ton of Model 3s, they’re not coming anywhere near this area. The closest metro area is Ft. Worth which is almost 200 miles away. I can think of a dozen or more locations in Texas much greater need of superchargers on both sides of the highway than Sweetwater!The 8 stalls are the only supercharger stalls on a 200 mile stretch of interstate and they are about to be shipping a ton of Model 3s to the area.
Sorry I don’t buy your argument. Cisco supercharger is 85 miles to the east, Midland is 115 miles to the west. That’s more superchargers closer together on I-20 than on most Texas interstates. A Model 3 could easily go from Cisco to Midland without even stopping at Sweetwater. I’ve been at Sweetwater twice and never saw another Tesla. As for the ton of Model 3s, they’re not coming anywhere near this area. The closest metro area is Ft. Worth which is almost 200 miles away. I can think of a dozen or more locations in Texas much greater need of superchargers on both sides of the highway than Sweetwater!
85+115=200Sorry I don’t buy your argument. Cisco supercharger is 85 miles to the east, Midland is 115 miles to the west. That’s more superchargers closer together on I-20 than on most Texas interstates. A Model 3 could easily go from Cisco to Midland without even stopping at Sweetwater. I’ve been at Sweetwater twice and never saw another Tesla. As for the ton of Model 3s, they’re not coming anywhere near this area. The closest metro area is Ft. Worth which is almost 200 miles away. I can think of a dozen or more locations in Texas much greater need of superchargers on both sides of the highway than Sweetwater!
Semi Truck guys.... Semi Trucks..... It's Megacharger time!
I get the math. My point is the current 3 superchargers over the 200 mile stretch of I-20 is more than what most highways in Texas have, and more than adequate for west Texas. The much more heavily travelled I-10 in east Texas/ west Louisiana only has 3 superchargers in a 210 mile stretch (Columbus, Channelview, Lake Charles) and that crosses Houston metro area with over 5 million people. From there all the way to Florida there are never more than 3 superchargers in any 200 mile stretch of I-10, nor are there heading west until you get to California.85+115=200
Sweetwater would be the perfect location for a Megacharger.
Semi Truck guys.... Semi Trucks..... It's Megacharger time!
Why do I feel like I've missed a reference?
Megachargers... or maybe Tesla has reached a deal with Walmart to put Superchargers at many locations, and Sweetwater is just one of many.Unsubstantiated and meaningless speculation is more of my thing.
Megachargers... or maybe Tesla has reached a deal with Walmart to put Superchargers at many locations, and Sweetwater is just one of many.
Sweetwater would be the perfect location for a Megacharger.
Is there a Walmart in Lubbock by any chance?