The final cut of TMC Podcast #34 is available now with topics timestamped. We covered Tesla's rollercoaster prices, Toyota pushing junk science, Mike's new Model 3, Optimizing track mode for snow driving, FSD V11 apparently coming by the end of this week, and more. You can watch and check out the chat replay on YouTube.
It would make more sense of the ones that were planed for Ferndown (there was two coming soon locations on the tesla website) since this is more within the realms of a central and main route going places (including Poole). Unfortunately these have now disappeared from the map.
"The rapid charging fund (RCF) is a £950 million fund to future-proof electrical capacity at motorway and major A road service areas to prepare the network for 100% zero emissions vehicles (ZEV) uptake."
[Well that's very exciting except for the next bit below. This was published in September 2021 yet not even open for applications more than a year later!]
"How to apply"
"The fund is not yet open for applications. Further details will be available shortly."
It would make more sense of the ones that were planed for Ferndown (there was two coming soon locations on the tesla website) since this is more within the realms of a central and main route going places (including Poole). Unfortunately these have now disappeared from the map.
The site suggestion page doesn't autocomplete with village or town names, like "Crainlarich". However, it would accept "Glenfalloch Rd, Crianlarich FK20, UK" which was my suggestion as a gap on multiple West Coast routes.
The site suggestion page doesn't autocomplete with village or town names, like "Crainlarich". However, it would accept "Glenfalloch Rd, Crianlarich FK20, UK" which was my suggestion as a gap on multiple West Coast routes.
I've suggested one for Cairnryan. I go to Ireland by ferry a few times a year and my route means I'll be about 40% hitting the port and the next supercharger is in the south as a bit of a detour for my destination. A super charger in Belfast would be good too