tinm
2020 Model S LR+ Owner
Still no news on the five missing superchargers that are supposed to come online in the southern half of New Mexico in 2016. Not encouraging.
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Chuq
Active Member
Don't worry. In 2015 Tesla said the route from Sydney to Melbourne (6 sites) would be done by the end of the year. By the middle of the year, only the two end "nodes" had been done. By November, they had completed the route.
Of course some areas do get bumped. But they are going up at a speedy rate at the moment. Perhaps they are focusing on the colder climate regions now, where construction will be difficult over winter?
AMPd
Well-Known Member
At the Roseville SC, the spot to the left was open, literally the next spot over and beyond were open yet this mother****** had to block a station
Nothing pisses me off more than people who do this
purplewalt
Active Member
A Denver Boot would fix those sort of shenanigans...
Or towing it to the impound lot.
Or towing it to the impound lot.
HankLloydRight
No Roads
grichard
Member De-Luxe
Look closely at the parking signs: he's parked in one of the slots that allows general parking. (You can see the start of the word "general", and the adjacent spot allows 60 minute general parking.)
I mean, he's being a jerk, of course. But impounding or booting would unfortunately not be appropriate.
I mean, he's being a jerk, of course. But impounding or booting would unfortunately not be appropriate.
SpiceWare
Member
Hmm, is the cable long enough to charge while parked behind the Prius(with the Tesla's driver door facing the Prius' trunk)?
bkp_duke
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bkp_duke
Well-Known Member
Look at the pic, you could get your port in range if you parked just right. Would also have the nice effect of blocking him in.
Perhaps I'm a tad biased, however, as Prius drivers here are the ones in the HOV lane doing 5 under the speed limit.
dgpcolorado
high altitude member
Good point. Many of the Supercharger Stations I have visited have about half the spaces with time-limited general parking and the other half are for Tesla use only. Perhaps it is done to help in negotiating space with landowners.
Rmsosu
Member
Purchasing a new S. My sales consultant told me that a Supercharger is currently under construction in Charleston WVA. I see from reviewing threads that this has been promised for years! Does anyone know if one is under construction or not?
do you believe everything a car salesman tells you?
tesla has been saying a service center is coming to jacksonville fl for years, in fact a location for it was on their maps, it still hasn't happened.
if that SpC is what pushes you over the edge to make the purchase and if you are depending on that particular SpC to use, I'd put a bit more thought into your purchase. I am not saying that a SpC isn't on the books but it's installation may not be imminent.
I don't disagree with KORT677 on statements made by sales folks but supercharge.info is a collection of information from the TMC forums ( and a very valuable tool!) We have on occaision missed permitting and even construction of sites and been surprised. It is possible that if there are not avid supercharger sleuths in the Charleston area that the construction of a site might have been missed.Welcome to the forum Rmsosu.
supercharge.info is where you want to look for the latest on supercharger construction. As kort said I see nothing in West Virginia at this time.
dhanson865
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It's not shown on supercharge.info so it isn't likely to happen in the next few months. It might be months or longer before they start on it.
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