Pull through is my major concern. There are a real dearth of those. Come to think of it, I think the only place that I've seen with any reasonable number was on the oregon coast in one location.
You won’t need side mirrors on a Cybertruck. They are so tough, that you can change lanes without looking. Anything in your way (cars etc.) will just bounce off and not even leave a scratch. It’ll be like Hummer drivers in the 90s and 00s, remember how rude they could be just because they could? I wonder what happened to those people...
Not sure what’s going on with electrical hookup, and whether underground lines need to be in place because there are flags and spray paint lines on the grass where the pipes are shown in picture. The overall structure on outside looks almost ready...no activity this AM, but will drive by each day for any activity going forward.
Yes....I heard last month when you see green “boxes”(where you see the pipes in today’s picture...there is a foundation already in place) that’s an indication that’s almost ready, if not already open...(so maybe that’s what is meant by transformers?) but I am far from being anywhere close to being an expert
The Tesla AC/DC power conversion equipment, and the control circuitry, basically everything needed other than the pedestals that you pull up to, and the utility company’s AC/AC transformer (usually a green metal box).and a utility-company meter.
The two identical ones are supercharger cabinets. They power 4 stalls each so that's why there are 2 for 8 stalls. The other one is the switchgear. The transformer will be a large green metal box. It will be placed on the concrete pad which in this case, appears to be located in a heretofore parking space next to the stall on the end. It's kind of a strange location tbh.
....also ironic that the only “parking stoppers” in parking lot are perpendicular to the Tesla Superchargers. Go figure?