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Wiki UK and Ireland Supercharger Site News
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Edinburgh Newbridge now showing on the nav as of last night.
Plus Ionity Chippenham opened yesterday too.
Plus Ionity Chippenham opened yesterday too.
In the app now, too as Edinburgh Newbridge. Hope they have shifted some of the pre-delivery cars! Reminder that if you have an older S or X without the CCS upgrade you likely won't see it
According to a poster with photos in TOGUK Looks like the mysterious pin that appeared in Uxbridge is almost complete in the intu shopping centre car park 12 chargers but weirdly look like v2’s
TOGUK also just confirmed the first Roadchef site with planning permission for Superchargers. It’s Rownhams Northbound on the M27. Same model as the Moto sites: 12x V3 plus 10x Ecotricity.
Got it!
20/03020/FULLS
Not sure if the link works:
https://view-applications.testvalle...ils.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=QKNRRUQCH9300
It looks like the actual installations will be:
•12x V3 SuC
•8x 350kW Ecotricity
•4x 150kW BP Pulse at the adjacent BP forecourt.
not a bad array of options... all 24 available to Tesla owners should a driver want to choose.
•12x V3 SuC
•8x 350kW Ecotricity
•4x 150kW BP Pulse at the adjacent BP forecourt.
not a bad array of options... all 24 available to Tesla owners should a driver want to choose.
Another Gridserve Electric Forecourt found. This time 4 x “Branded chargers” at Gateshead
Gateshead - Planning Documents
Gateshead - Planning Documents
MrBadger
Badger out
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Just an FYI, Aberdeen SuC is working even though the car says otherwise. At least 4 stalls lit up and working. Also the unlit ones may also be working as someone started charging as we left yesterday.
That will be north side then (and in my case, as I usually join the M3 shortly after this, it is Northbound!).
Impressed that the one location suggestion I made on Tesla's site seems to have resulted in a planning application only a few weeks later!! (Though of course, its a no-brainer to put one in here, and I'm sure they must have been working on it for ages). Hope they implement it rapidly, it will make my regular journey from Poole to Buckingham much more comfortable (there being nothing really convenient for that return journey - the mileage available will be absolutely fine for Buckingham-Poole, wait a day or two off charge, and on to Rownhams!).
Crawley/Gatwick now on in car nav. Still looks like free vend introductory period at the moment. Cold battery, 111KW at 28%.
cezdoc
Member
2020 UK Supercharger summary stats (my tally):
17 sites added, 1 removed
192 bays added, 10 removed (8 were relocated and are included in the 192 figure)
17 equals the previous record for new UK sites: 17 were also added in 2015, although they were typically much smaller with 8 2-bay sites (3 have subsequently closed) - as a comparison, 63 were bays commissioned that year.
Previous record for net additional bays was 108 (2017).
At the end of 2019 there were 55 Superchargers and the only V3 (CCS) chargers were had just been installed at Park Royal.
Total UK sites now commissioned: 71, of which 57 are V2, 11 are V3 and 3 are mixed V2 & V3.
Total commissioned bays: 616, of which 490 are V2 and 126 are V3.
Looking beyond the totals, some important gaps were filled supporting long distance routes (e.g. Amesbury, Inverness, Fort William, Aberdeen).
It's great to see Tesla continuing to support the Supercharger network and achieving some valuable progress despite the additional challenges of the pandemic. Let's see what 2021 brings...
17 sites added, 1 removed
192 bays added, 10 removed (8 were relocated and are included in the 192 figure)
17 equals the previous record for new UK sites: 17 were also added in 2015, although they were typically much smaller with 8 2-bay sites (3 have subsequently closed) - as a comparison, 63 were bays commissioned that year.
Previous record for net additional bays was 108 (2017).
At the end of 2019 there were 55 Superchargers and the only V3 (CCS) chargers were had just been installed at Park Royal.
Total UK sites now commissioned: 71, of which 57 are V2, 11 are V3 and 3 are mixed V2 & V3.
Total commissioned bays: 616, of which 490 are V2 and 126 are V3.
Looking beyond the totals, some important gaps were filled supporting long distance routes (e.g. Amesbury, Inverness, Fort William, Aberdeen).
It's great to see Tesla continuing to support the Supercharger network and achieving some valuable progress despite the additional challenges of the pandemic. Let's see what 2021 brings...
tardis56
Member
Winchester SC now live as I have a booking on the 15th Jan. Good news to all down south.
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