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This is a friendly contest for Tesla owners to track the number of unique public Superchargers where they have charged

- "Supercharger count" is the number of unique public Superchargers where you have charged (just being there does not count), whether or not you were the person plugging in the vehicle (such as a Valet Parking garage or a Passenger) and whether or not it was your own personal vehicle (such as a rental, a loaner, or a friend's Tesla) as long as you were the one who drove >50% of the distance to reach the charger(s).
- The list of chargers in the supercharging.life database are the ones included in the game. If you think one should be added or removed from the list, let us know.
- Only chargers available to the public without special permission are included in the game.
- Chargers not connected to the grid are not counted.
- Doublet locations like the North/South Supercharger 'pairs' in CT, ME, NH, etc. count as individual locations.
- More than 1 charger at the same address, such as Lenox Square Mall (Atlanta, GA) or Montgomery Mall (Bethesda, MD) count as individual locations when they appear as a separate location on the Tesla Nav screen.
- Inactive competitors will be archived and removed from the leaderboard. Just post an update to be reactivated.

See Supercharging.Life database for info on how to post your own visits to the database (preferred), or post your locations with date visited to this thread and one of the admins will update your list for you. All visits must be posted to this thread - not just entered in supercharging.life. If you are the first in the game to visit a supercharger location, please post to the thread as soon as you can so others know it has been visited.

 

[NKYTA]

It's kinda funny that we try to meet anyone in the group at all, as we are here because we DON'T like to sit at home.

Case in point I am just back from Santa Cruz, CA

It opened to the public yesterday, but the spreadsheet still gives an error when I try to add my visit.

Dislike! We tried over the weekend. Drat.

 

[smithg13]

Took the family to Deep Creek, MD and added one more charging stop to my list.

La Vale, MD
07/17/2020 10:59AM

Stopped by Fallingwater on the way home. Absolutely amazing!

 

[juliusa]

Changes to the spreadsheet in the past week:

Handle	Supercharger	Date	Old Date
theflyer	Chantilly, VA	7/15/2020
theflyer	Vienna, VA	7/16/2020
Big Earl	Madison - Northbound, CT	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Madison - Southbound, CT	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Meriden, CT	7/13/2020
Big Earl	New London, CT	7/11/2020
Big Earl	North Canaan, CT	7/13/2020
Big Earl	West Des Moines, IA	7/6/2020	7/66
Big Earl	Boston - Allstate Road, MA	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Boston - Boylston Street, MA	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Boston - Richard B. Ross Way, MA	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Braintree, MA	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Cambridge, MA	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Chestnut Hill, MA	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Dedham, MA	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Hyannis, MA	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Mansfield, MA	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Mashpee, MA	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Orleans, MA	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Revere, MA	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Sagamore Beach, MA	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Wareham, MA	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Easton, MD	7/14/2020
Big Earl	Ocean City, MD	7/14/2020
Big Earl	White Marsh, MD	7/14/2020
Big Earl	Augusta, ME	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Bethel, ME	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Brewer, ME	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Skowhegan, ME	7/12/2020
Big Earl	Lincoln, NH	7/12/2020
Big Earl	West Lebanon, NH	7/13/2020
Big Earl	Boonton, NJ	7/13/2020
Big Earl	Freehold, NJ	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Albany, NY	7/13/2020
Big Earl	Chestertown, NY	7/13/2020
Big Earl	Copiague, NY	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Fishkill, NY	7/13/2020
Big Earl	Flushing, NY	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Islandia, NY	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Lake Placid, NY	7/13/2020
Big Earl	Plainview, NY	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Plattsburgh, NY	7/13/2020
Big Earl	Queensbury, NY	7/13/2020
Big Earl	Southampton, NY	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Bensalem, PA	7/14/2020
Big Earl	East Greenwich, RI	7/11/2020
Big Earl	Chantilly, VA	7/15/2020
Big Earl	Newport News, VA	7/14/2020
Big Earl	Vienna, VA	7/16/2020
Big Earl	Berlin, VT	7/13/2020
Big Earl	South Burlington, VT	7/13/2020
GHammer	Forks, WA	7/16/2020
GHammer	Kelso, WA	7/14/2020
Thinkje	Chantilly, VA	7/15/2020
Thinkje	Reston, VA	7/15/2020
Thinkje	Vienna, VA	7/16/2020
benswing	White Marsh, MD	7/17/2020
benswing	Cary, NC	7/14/2020
benswing	Henderson, NC	7/14/2020
benswing	Raleigh, NC	7/14/2020
benswing	Smithfield, NC	7/14/2020
benswing	Hardeeville, SC	7/14/2020
benswing	Reston, VA	7/16/2020
benswing	South Hill, VA	7/14/2020
Only Trons	Chantilly, VA	7/17/2020
Only Trons	Vienna, VA	7/16/2020
Half Dollar Bill	Revere, MA	7/15/2020
Half Dollar Bill	Bethel, ME	7/13/2020
Randy Spencer	Modesto, CA	7/14/2020
Randy Spencer	Santa Cruz, CA	7/17/2020
gnelson	White Hills, AZ	7/11/2020
BM3B	Inyokern, CA	7/11/2020
Cameron A	Pasadena, CA	7/12/2020
YYZ-IAD	La Vale, MD	7/13/2020
YYZ-IAD	Arlington, VA	7/17/2020
YYZ-IAD	Vienna, VA	7/16/2020
smithg13	La Vale, MD	7/17/2020
Tony8489	Auburn, AL	6/8/2020
Tony8489	Birmingham, AL	6/8/2020
Tony8489	Baker, CA	3/5/2020
Tony8489	Fontana, CA	1/9/2020
Tony8489	Fremont, CA	12/4/2019
Tony8489	Glendale, CA	10/1/2019
Tony8489	Malibu, CA	9/3/2019
Tony8489	Menlo Park, CA	12/2/2019
Tony8489	San Mateo-Bridgepointe Pkwy, CA	12/3/2019
Tony8489	Vacaville, CA	12/4/2019
Tony8489	Aspen, CO	6/2/2020
Tony8489	Glenwood Springs, CO	5/29/2020
Tony8489	Grand Junction, CO	5/29/2020
Tony8489	Clearwater, FL	6/9/2020
Tony8489	Lake City, FL	6/9/2020
Tony8489	Ocala, FL	6/9/2020
Tony8489	Orlando - N Alafaya Trail, FL	6/26/2020
Tony8489	Tifton, GA	6/9/2020
Tony8489	Goodland, KS	6/4/2020
Tony8489	Salina, KS	6/4/2020
Tony8489	Wichita, KS	6/4/2020
Tony8489	Miner, MO	6/6/2020
Tony8489	Osage Beach, MO	6/6/2020
Tony8489	Tupelo, MS	6/8/2020
Tony8489	Las Vegas - The LINQ High Roller, NV	3/14/2020
Tony8489	Jackson, TN	6/8/2020
Tony8489	Beaver, UT	3/6/2020
Tony8489	Green River, UT	5/29/2020
Tony8489	Nephi, UT	3/6/2020
Tony8489	Richfield, UT	5/29/2020
Tony8489	Salt Lake City - S. State Street, UT	3/11/2020
Tony8489	St. George, UT	3/6/2020
CharleyBC	Auburn, WA	7/3/2020
CharleyBC	Kelso, WA	7/3/2020
CharleyBC	Spokane, WA	7/4/2020
CharleyBC	Vancouver - Vancouver Mall, WA	7/4/2020
MarcoRP	Yamachiche, QC	7/17/2020

 

[YYZ-IAD]

7/15 South Riding VA is up and charging.

Hi - I should have referred to South Riding as Chantilly VA on 7/15 (first date).

Admin, appreciate you tweak the sheet. Thanks for all you do.

 

[israndy]

Has anyone noticed the LACK of connectivity with Alaska? Not even anything planned, other than a Supercharger in Anchorage.

If I am getting a cyberTruck in 2021 wouldn't they have to be adding Superchargers to the route now? I mean, 30" wheels and an armored windshield, I am GOING to Alaska!

I may regret not choosing the 500-mile battery, but even with the extra miles I am not gonna make it to Alaska with this infrastructure. If they don't see a lot of traffic perhaps they can setup solar/battery charge points...

 

[Big Earl]

Has anyone noticed the LACK of connectivity with Alaska? Not even anything planned, other than a Supercharger in Anchorage.

View attachment 565973

If I am getting a cyberTruck in 2021 wouldn't they have to be adding Superchargers to the route now? I mean, 30" wheels and an armored windshield, I am GOING to Alaska!

I may regret not choosing the 500-mile battery, but even with the extra miles I am not gonna make it to Alaska with this infrastructure. If they don't see a lot of traffic perhaps they can setup solar/battery charge points...

500 mile battery seems like the only way to go with the Cybertruck. Start towing a trailer around and expect range to be cut by nearly half.

As for Alaska, the best way up there is probably the ferry from Bellingham. Once you’re in Anchorage, you can do a lot of exploring and campground charging using the future Anchorage Supercharger as home base. I imagine they’ll build out the route to Alaska eventually, but that could take several more years.

 

[Tony8489]

Updated to 63. Lone Pine is a duplicate.

I thought about that. But I considered the conversion to v3 significant. Which it is because anyone headed north needs to leave Lone Pine with 200+ rated miles. But I don't make the rules, and I can see it's a gray area.

 

[israndy]

500 mile battery seems like the only way to go with the Cybertruck. Start towing a trailer around and expect range to be cut by nearly half.

I saw the $20,000 extra for just some extra range and I balked. But recently saw a video where a guy broke down the benefits (range, tow capacity, acceleration) on a per-dollar basis and everything is cheaper on the Tri-Motor. But it's half the cost of the cheap one again to get the 500-mile cT. Ugh. So hard to justify the $70K when I could by his and hers of the RWD for just $10K more.

I'll wait until someone buys one and tows an Airstream cross country to see what they say.

 

[Bighorn]

One of the tenets of the supercharger team is to not build orphan sites, anything not reachable from a supercharger by the least amongst us, so a small battery X in winter. For Alaska, they’ll either have to break that rule or build out the Alcan highway starting from the south.

 

[PLUS EV]

Has anyone noticed the LACK of connectivity with Alaska? Not even anything planned, other than a Supercharger in Anchorage.

View attachment 565973

If I am getting a cyberTruck in 2021 wouldn't they have to be adding Superchargers to the route now? I mean, 30" wheels and an armored windshield, I am GOING to Alaska!

I may regret not choosing the 500-mile battery, but even with the extra miles I am not gonna make it to Alaska with this infrastructure. If they don't see a lot of traffic perhaps they can setup solar/battery charge points...

There isn't much demand to drive to Hyder. Or were you meaning the main part of Alaska? Your map only shows Southeast.

 

[bmah]

114. Modesto, CA (Sisk Rd.)

The middle 4 (out of 12) pedestals are inop as of this afternoon, probably due to a dead v3 charger. The remaining 8 were pretty busy, but no waiting. There were owners trying to charge on the dead pedestals until I social distancedly directed them to stalls I thought would work. (Kinda funny when you've done this long enough, you can pull into a new Supercharger and pretty much guess the stall pairings/quadings). I finally looped the cables over the top of the pedestals so hopefully nobody else will run into this problem.

Spreadsheet updated.

Bruce.

PS. "Distancedly" and "quadings" are words. Because I said so.

 

[israndy]

There isn't much demand to drive to Hyder. Or were you meaning the main part of Alaska? Your map only shows Southeast.

I was going to show all of Alaska, but if you zoom out anymore on the Tesla.com/findus page the Superchargers become red dots. I am not talking about going to the North Pole, but hitting up the popular destinations and being able to do it all by car would be nice.

I spoke to someone who lived in Alaska and I asked how she charged her car after she got off the Alaska Marine Highway ferry and she said EVERYONE in Alaska has a welder so she carries the plug that those things plug into. Cool.

I posted this as a separate thread and it was suggested using the model Austrailia used to cross the continent before Tesla built out. A coalition of homeowners adding locations across the empty space to allow passage.

 

[cpa]

Distancedly" and "quadings" are words. Because I said

I have emailed the editors of the OED. They thanked me for your neologisms. They’ll be under consideration for their 2024 edition.

 

[dgpcolorado]

19 July 2020:

198. Centennial, CO
199. Thornton, CO
200. Lakewood, CO

I presume that I am the first old-style S-60 driver to make the "double century" club!

^ My 200th Supercharger Station, at Colorado Mills (aka Lakewood CO).

 

[JSergeant]

Since it was going to be too hot to do any garden work today, I decided I'd rather sit in the air-conditioned comfort of my Model S, listen to audiobooks* and visit some new Superchargers. I added:

816. Fishkill, NY
817. North Canaan, CT
818. Oneonta, NY

* I finished off The Last Days of Night by Graham Moore (a gripping historical fiction about Edison, Westinghouse, Tesla, Paul Cravath & Agnes Huntington). I highly recommend it.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/ente...c72b9a-64ac-11e6-be4e-23fc4d4d12b4_story.html

And started Empires of Light: Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, and the Race to Electrify the World, which is a factual history of the same people.

 

[Shesmyne2"]

I presume that I am the first old-style S-60 driver to make the "double century" club!

Any takers? I’m curious!

congrats on 200!

 

[Big Earl]

19 July 2020:

198. Centennial, CO
199. Thornton, CO
200. Lakewood, CO

I presume that I am the first old-style S-60 driver to make the "double century" club!

View attachment 566526
^ My 200th Supercharger Station, at Colorado Mills (aka Lakewood CO).

Nice achievement! I saw an S 60D next to me at the service center last week.

 

[PLUS EV]

Since it was going to be too hot to do any garden work today, I decided I'd rather sit in the air-conditioned comfort of my Model S, listen to audiobooks* and visit some new Superchargers. I added:

816. Fishkill, NY
817. North Canaan, CT
818. Oneonta, NY

View attachment 566532

* I finished off The Last Days of Night by Graham Moore (a gripping historical fiction about Edison, Westinghouse, Tesla, Paul Cravath & Agnes Huntington). I highly recommend it.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/ente...c72b9a-64ac-11e6-be4e-23fc4d4d12b4_story.html

And started Empires of Light: Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, and the Race to Electrify the World, which is a factual history of the same people.

Nice. You actually passed me on the North America leaderboard! You have the Canadians to thank

 

[PLUS EV]

Any takers? I’m curious!

congrats on 200!

Bighorn had something like 600 in an old style nose cone Model S, but it was an 85, not a 60. Not even sure how many 60s are involved in this competition.

 

[Bighorn]

Bighorn had something like 600 in an old style nose cone Model S, but it was an 85, not a 60. Not even sure how many 60s are involved in this competition.

Still adding stations on the 85, but I've not kept track SamO is the only one I can think of with extensive travels in a 60 because he did that CA to VA out and back in 2014. He was concentrating on speed and not stations, plus there weren't that many back then.