No, there aren't. Which was the point of the comment.There buc-ee in California?
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No, there aren't. Which was the point of the comment.There buc-ee in California?
Winner winner chicken dinnerNo, there aren't. Which was the point of the comment.
Rivian is building a site in Inyokern, adjacent to the new Tesla superchargers. If they are there, they are likely elsewhereHeard Rivian has constructed tens, maybe hundreds of chargers, all under wraps. Has any one seen one or heard any details?
The fact that there's no Supercharger or even a usable Destination Charger (other than for 1 hotel's guests) within walking distance of the Irvine Spectrum is an absolute joke as well.
There's already a thread for this one: Supercharger - Brea, CA (location found Oct 2020, 24 stalls)
One way you could do this is with something like plugshare or supercharge.info and a lot of manual work to hone in on locations with both.Does anyone know if there's a list of SuCs with Level 2 stations? Specifically in Southern CA.
Yes, that's what I did to find the L2 stations. I was able to update plugshare to add the L2 stations to Kettleman City SuC but the edit button isn't visible for the Manteca SuC. I think it'd help the owners with disabled SuC and other EV owners with Tesla to J1772 adapter.One way you could do this is with something like plugshare or supercharge.info and a lot of manual work to hone in on locations with both.
Not something most people would be willing to spend the time creating. The data for locations is readily available for Superchargers and for L2 stations. I don't think you can filter to find only spots with both, though. If you filter with Supercharger and J-1772, you'll see a sea of the latter and a smattering of SpCh sites. Hone in on the SpCh sites and see if there's a J-1772 station in the vicinity.
Huntington Beach wasn't removed, and as far as I know, they haven't even picked a potential site yet. No permits, no signs of any activity. Yet that site is still on the map.You can't really read Tesla's map that way now. Not since the beginning of 2021 when they established their new mapping policies. Now sites that aren't advanced in development enough get removed from the map even if Tesla is still working towards a supercharger there. Removal therefore doesn't mean the location has been dropped or cancelled.
Sometimes it takes a few days or weeks for the map to catch up.that map is full of errors and is no longer meaningful. There are sites under construction that are missing.. and also recently opened sites missing as well