That is interesting. They will be able to play around with different pricing depending on tariff structures in different areas. If they are adding batteries to charging sites, it gets better
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Superchargers in Australia
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Chuq
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I’m guessing that most of the cost is the capital cost to build, and the cost of the energy itself is a smaller percentage of the total - so a 4x increase doesn’t have as much of an impact.
Depends why they are charging more. It could be passing on higher prices, or it could be to avoid congestion
Italy now added to the non-Tesla trial - with about 20 of 60 sites opened up.
That's 15 countries
www.tesla.com
Think it's only Portugal missing in Western Europe.
That's 15 countries
Non-Tesla Supercharger Pilot | Tesla Support
Launched in November 2021, our Non-Tesla Supercharger pilot will continue to expand to new sites and countries in support of our mission to accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy.
Think it's only Portugal missing in Western Europe.
Alerted by a Tweet from @MarcoRP (@MarcoRPTesla on Twitter) looks like Tesla has done a global Supercharger update.
On first glance no changes for Australia (and they haven't added all the NSW sites we know about), but looking into it, a few pushbacks.
Miriam Vale, Qld - now Q2 2023 - back 1Q
Bundaberg (Childers), Qld - now Q3 2023 - back 2Q
Bairnsdale, Vic - now Q2 2023 - back 1Q (yet another pushback for this site)
Melbourne (Dandenong), Vic - Q2 2023 - back 1Q
Melbourne (Wheelers Hill), Vic - now Q4 2023 - back 3Q (strange given site in Box Hill is seemingly under construction)
Mandurah, WA - Q3 2023 - back 2Q
Also as discussed a few posts prior
Bowral, NSW at Centennial Vineyards remains on the map, but without dates.
On first glance no changes for Australia (and they haven't added all the NSW sites we know about), but looking into it, a few pushbacks.
Miriam Vale, Qld - now Q2 2023 - back 1Q
Bundaberg (Childers), Qld - now Q3 2023 - back 2Q
Bairnsdale, Vic - now Q2 2023 - back 1Q (yet another pushback for this site)
Melbourne (Dandenong), Vic - Q2 2023 - back 1Q
Melbourne (Wheelers Hill), Vic - now Q4 2023 - back 3Q (strange given site in Box Hill is seemingly under construction)
Mandurah, WA - Q3 2023 - back 2Q
Also as discussed a few posts prior
Bowral, NSW at Centennial Vineyards remains on the map, but without dates.
Report on Whirlpool forum that a bunch of Australian superchargers now charging $0.66/kWh
Which would be a slight reduction from $0.69/0.70 that they were.
Seems to have been a global reduction.
electrek.co
Which would be a slight reduction from $0.69/0.70 that they were.
Seems to have been a global reduction.
Tesla reduces Supercharger prices as charging business matures
Tesla has reduced Supercharging prices in many regions as its charging business starts to mature a little.
electrek.co
Yes, I charged 1/2 hour ago at Macquarie Centre (Sydney) and was charged $0.66/kWh.
I charged at the Macadamia Castle (Knockrow) back on the 17th and noticed it was $0.66/kWh, but the others I checked on the map were still $0.69/kWh at that point.
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RichardV
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I still see the destination charger coming soon pin, as well as supercharger, but the pin priority seems to have inverted. By default if you look for all tesla locations the supercharger pin is visible. If you hide supercharger locations you can see the destination charger pin that was hiding underneath.
Well that's changed again.
The Destination ref had disappeared altogether yesterday
So with this week's openings, I think that completes the site openings for the year.
Just Cann River, Vic (4 stalls) awaiting electrification in the New Year.
So 2022 Supercharger openings in Australia totalled
9 sites, 58 stalls
The openings were probably a bit underdone given its estimated the number of Tesla's in Aus almost doubled with the introduction of the Y and some big deliveries of the 3.
2023 is shaping up to be even bigger with 15 sites currently on Tesla's Coming Soon map, and expectation that some of the 30 part-NSW Govt funded sites might also be built in 2023.
Based on prior years we should see a map update early in the New Year.
Just Cann River, Vic (4 stalls) awaiting electrification in the New Year.
So 2022 Supercharger openings in Australia totalled
9 sites, 58 stalls
- Canberra (Tuggeranong), ACT - 6 V3 - 22-Sep-2022
- Sydney (Kirrawee), NSW - 6 V3 - 1-Feb-2022
- Tenterfield, NSW - 4 V3 - 14-Dec-2022
- Wollongong (Figtree), NSW - 6 V3 - 21-Dec-2022
- Melbourne (Box Hill), Vic - 12 V3 - 22-Dec-2022
- Brisbane West (Indooroopilly), Qld - 9 V3 - 30-Sep-2022
- Mt Gambier, SA - 6 V3 - 30-Sep-2022
- Tailem Bend, SA - 6 V3 - 14-Jan-2022
- Margaret River, WA - 3 V3 - 5-Mar-2022
The openings were probably a bit underdone given its estimated the number of Tesla's in Aus almost doubled with the introduction of the Y and some big deliveries of the 3.
2023 is shaping up to be even bigger with 15 sites currently on Tesla's Coming Soon map, and expectation that some of the 30 part-NSW Govt funded sites might also be built in 2023.
Based on prior years we should see a map update early in the New Year.
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The Supercharger Voting is open again, but I'm not sure how much it means given that Cann River is available for voting and as noted above it's all but finished already.
Yeah saw this earlier, the top 20 is 80% populated by Japan in AP region.
Winners from previous round:
