Supercharger - Toronto, ON - Lakeshore Blvd W

[MarcoRP]

12 V3 stalls are under construction at the Hotel X (111 Princes Blvd).

New Tesla Supercharger under construction at Toronto's Hotel X

Toronto's first V3 Supercharger is under construction at the Hotel X near Liberty Village. There will be 12 stalls plus a few wall chargers.

driveteslacanada.ca

 

[wayner]

Good to see that significant progress has been made on this and we finally found this site which had a target opening of today. You knew that they had to have had some idea of where this site was going to be when they updated the map at the beginning of 2021.

The only problem with this site is that it may be hard to access for the month of August when the Ex is taking place.

This also doesn't really seem to fulfill the needs of the urban consumer in Libertyville. Arguably, it is another stake in the heart of the solution for urban Tesla owners as this is more of a destination site for visitors to the Hotel X.

 

[CanadaGoose]

I actually think it's a great spot. It's a short walk to Liberty Village, easy access to Lakeshore Blvd and Gardiner Expressway.

Hopefully, this means that this location will have either free parking or cheap parking rate for Tesla owners (for the first hour).

 

[brulaz]

From the above article:

Parking costs $7/hour with a daily maximum of $30, making it cheaper than the Supercharger at the Toronto Eaton Centre which is usually priced at $10.50/hour. On top of that, this new Supercharger charges at 250kW, compared to just 72kW at the Eaton Centre

 

[CanadaGoose]

Open for business - Doug Ford

 

[CanadaGoose]

New title: Toronto, ON - Lakeshore Blvd W

 

[CanadaGoose]

Now on Tesla Find Us link:

Toronto, ON - Lakeshore Blvd W (Pay to Park) | Tesla

Schedule a Tesla test drive at a time and date that is convenient for you.

www.tesla.com

Also, interesting, this one is still here:

Find Us | Tesla

Schedule a Tesla test drive at a time and date that is convenient for you.

www.tesla.com

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Also, i know some garages usually let you in and out free if it's less than 30 minutes, i wonder if thats the same here.

 

[mociaf9]

Also, interesting, this one is still here:

Find Us | Tesla

Schedule a Tesla test drive at a time and date that is convenient for you.

www.tesla.com

It's too soon to try to read anything into that. It often takes up to a few weeks for Tesla's databases to get all reconciled after a new site goes operational. If that coming soon is still there in a month, then it may mean there's another location out there somewhere.

Also, i know some garages usually let you in and out free if it's less than 30 minutes, i wonder if thats the same here.

WARNING: Obnoxiously dumb Tesla owners repeatedly abusing a garage's grace period by doing short bursts of charging while running laps through the lot so that they stay within the free time limit is a great way to get the garage to end the grace period policy altogether.

 

[CanadaGoose]

Parking rates:
5.00 for 1/2 hour or less + 0.43c/min for supercharging
10.00 for 2 hours
35.00 for day max

 

[wayner]

Parking rates:
5.00 for 1/2 hour or less + 0.43c/min for supercharging
10.00 for 2 hours
35.00 for day max

That's a steep all-day rate. Most places in downtown T.O. are $32 for all day. But $10 for 2 hours isn't too bad.

 

[reza_kr]

I have charged there twice now. Once late at night, for which I was not charged the parking fee. Makes me wonder if parking there is free after a certain time?

 

[reza_kr]

I have charged there twice now. Once late at night, and I wasn't charged for parking. Makes me wonder if parking is free after a certain time? Any ideas?

 

[CanadaGoose]

I have charged there twice now. Once late at night, and I wasn't charged for parking. Makes me wonder if parking is free after a certain time? Any ideas?

Rates:

Hotel X Toronto Parking — Find Toronto Parking Near Me

Hotel X Toronto parking is located at 111 Princes' Blvd. Plan your parking. Click to learn about parking rates and more.

www.findparkingnearme.ca

Depends, on the length of supercharging, i suppose.

I go through many Precise ParkLink garages, I find if you leave within 15 mins, they don't charge because they assume the garage was full.
Impark garages (Eaton centre) like to charge you 30 mins no matter what.

 

[X.l.r.8]

Revised parking, $5 30 mins, $10 per hour, $35 daily rate. Butttt, it has 48A destination chargers for those that cannot supercharge, they also have J1772 chargers on destination chargers, I’ll pop in with the roadster to see what they max out at. The Gen 3 HPWC should be 48A and the cable from the J1772 plugs are max 40A which is annoying, I with they had more 80A HPWC with Supercharger locations.

 

[CanadaGoose]

Pretty odd, but Liberty Village is now set to open Q3

 

[JDiblas]

I have charged there twice now. Once late at night, and I wasn't charged for parking. Makes me wonder if parking is free after a certain time? Any ideas?

I charged there today at lunchtime. Was in the parking lot for 15mins exactly (based on ticket timestamp) and they charged me the $5 upon exit.

Were you there less than 15mins?

 

[X.l.r.8]

I wonder if liberty village will have destination chargers? Would be great to have some 80A alternatives.

 

[rypalmer]

I with they had more 80A HPWC with Supercharger locations

I wonder if liberty village will have destination chargers? Would be great to have some 80A alternatives.

Tesla hasn't produced any vehicles that can accept more than 48A in a few years now. Why so fixated on this?

 

[CanadaGoose]

Tesla hasn't produced any vehicles that can accept more than 48A in a few years now. Why so fixated on this?

Tesla roadster

 

[wayner]

Tesla hasn't produced any vehicles that can accept more than 48A in a few years now. Why so fixated on this?

My Model S supports 80A - when did they stop supporting that magnitude of current for the Model S and X?