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Texas Supercharger Locations (location speculation, discussion)
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I reported this over a month ago, see post #1269 above. And no, they should not be sent to @BlueShift. Site surveys are just that, not construction permits. It tells us where to look for construction permits but as @Twiglett said many of them are never heard from again.
XHabjab
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Looks like Texas is getting some SC love. Here are several more:
- Cotulla TX at the Flying J
- Burleson TX Texas Smokehouse II I-35 at Conveyor Dr (FM917)
- Henrietta TX Gas station NE corner Hwy 287 at Graham St (Hwy 148)
- Stafford TX Wal-mart SE corner I-69 at West Airport
- Mt Pleasant TX Super 1 Foods 602 S Jefferson at Ferguson
- Houston TX Wal-mart 111 Yale St at 2nd St
- Houston TX Wal-mart/Golden Corral 13570 E Freeway (I-10) at Victorson St
- San Antonio TX Wal-mart 4331 Thousand Oaks Dr at Uhr Ln
- Lubbock TX Buddy Holly Center 1801 Crickets Ave at 18 St
- Bellmead TX Wal-mart 1521 N I-35 Frontage Rd at Bank Dr
- Westworth TX Wal-mart 6770 Westworth Blvd at Green Oaks Rd
- Sweetwater TX Wal-mart 407 NE Georgia at E Arizona Ave
- Eastland TX Wal-mart 1410 E Main St at I-20
- Vidor TX Wal-mart 1360 N Main St at W Tram Rd
- Giddings TX Cefco truck stop 3025 W Austin St (Hwy 290) at CO RD 133
- Leon Spring TX HEB Grocery 23783 I-10 at Boerne Stage Road
- Schertz TX HEB Grocery 17460 N I-35 Frontage at Roy Richard Dr
Once again, no, for the reason explained above. And there’s nothing new here. Every one of these has already been mentioned in this or another Texas thread. But congrats on learning how to use the underground digging request search tool.
XHabjab
TSLA Bull
I wrote my second message while you wrote your replies, so didn't see your response until I posted my second message... I at least documented Texas sites with city, address and host per survey info ("cite your sources") and came up with new ones. Previous info here was mostly anecdotal and less complete. I have new locations to watch now. I think this info is useful. Sorry if you don't.
Thanks for the congrats.
Not saying it’s not useful, just that it’s several steps too early to get blueshift to add.I wrote my second message while you wrote your replies, so didn't see your response until I posted my second message... I at least documented Texas sites with city, address and host per survey info ("cite your sources") and came up with new ones. Previous info here was mostly anecdotal and less complete. I have new locations to watch now. I think this info is useful. Sorry if you don't.
Thanks for the congrats.
Vast majority of these may not even be superchargers.
Earliest step blueshift needs to be looped in is when permits are requested - specifically for superchargers.
AndrewTX
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Has anyone heard about any possible movement towards a College Station SC beyond the initial announcement from Tesla regarding their future plans?
XHabjab
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I thought that a month ago, but I have a feeling that Elon has something up his sleeve (besides his rubber calendar), because SC installations came to a near halt at the beginning of the month, but seem to be picking up again.
I didn't look at worldwide construction, but in North America the 17 known Superchargers under construction were all started before this quarter, except one that started just a couple of days into the quarter (it was taped off in June, but ground not broken until July).
Possibly related to both desire for cash, and upcoming new Supercharger design. A frustrating pause, though temporary. For a while it seemed like they'd be blitzing superchargers everywhere there were Model 3 reservations.
Perhaps we were just spoiled with the Dallas surge (3 opened this year alone!) and now we're back to the slow plod; no openings in Texas since April. One about to complete in Houston.
edit: my hope is that being cash flow positive will do wonders in general; personal hopes are for spending on Superchargers and a Model X acceleration shudder fix!
Perhaps we were just spoiled with the Dallas surge (3 opened this year alone!) and now we're back to the slow plod; no openings in Texas since April. One about to complete in Houston.
edit: my hope is that being cash flow positive will do wonders in general; personal hopes are for spending on Superchargers and a Model X acceleration shudder fix!
The City of Stafford has released its July building permit report, and it has an item on July 23rd (unclear if this is application date or issue date) for a "Vehicle Charge Station" with a project cost of $90,000 at Wal-Mart, 11210 West Airport Blvd where Tesla has previously called for utility markings. There may also be an Electrify America station going in here, but if anyone is in the area it might be worthwhile to take a look.
I quickly cruised the area this evening on the way home. There are a couple of prospective areas on each side of the building and towards the rear with power nearby, but I didn’t see anything that looked like excavation or construction in the area of the Walmart.
SW2Fiddler
We Are Cognitive Dissidents
SW2Fiddler
We Are Cognitive Dissidents
Maybe looking for the supercharger? You can charge that sucker up in less than 30 seconds!
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