1775S
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My wife thought free superchargering was a great deal untill they installed the one at Target near our home. Now every session costs me at least a Benjie!
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My wife thought free superchargering was a great deal untill they installed the one at Target near our home. Now every session costs me at least a Benjie!
1775S means that they may be getting free supercharging but now his wife is spending more money shopping inside Target.That doesn’t sound right.
In my limited experience I’ve seen an amount for each session on my screen but am never charged. Instead it just goes against my free miles. In my case I don’t have unlimited free supercharging but got 1000 miles with the car and have earned more. So in my case my free mileage goes down but it records the amount it would “would” have cost me.
I haven’t used a supercharger at Target but have at other retailers and have never had extra fees applied.
Why does Tesla give no love inside the South Bay, Los Angeles area. Stones throw to rich areas like Rolling Hills, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Newport.
Del Amo mall supercharger is being built right now.
That doesn’t sound right.
In my limited experience I’ve seen an amount for each session on my screen but am never charged. Instead it just goes against my free miles. In my case I don’t have unlimited free supercharging but got 1000 miles with the car and have earned more. So in my case my free mileage goes down but it records the amount it would “would” have cost me.
I haven’t used a supercharger at Target but have at other retailers and have never had extra fees applied.
BINGO!1775S means that they may be getting free supercharging but now his wife is spending more money shopping inside Target.
Here's a perfect example of what I'm talking about. Look at the 5 different supercharger locations in and around Hawthorne, Manhattan Beach, El Segundo. Heck look at the TWO in DOWNEY, TWO in BUENA PARK.
The one listed in Long Beach has been promised for years, is no where near a freeway, and has no permits pulled. Same with the Lakewood one. The Cerritos ones however is nearly completion but it's on the edge of the circle..
For whatever reason Tesla ignores the 20+ mile diameter inside the circle. Look at all the intersection freeways. 110, 710, 405, 605, 22. Close to Route 19 where it hits 405 is Bellflower where there is a Target off the freeway. There is also another Target off Atlantic and 405 again right off 405.
Why does Tesla give no love inside the South Bay, Los Angeles area. Stones throw to rich areas like Rolling Hills, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Newport.
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Noticed that Target is getting a lot of Superchargers lately.
Here is a list from 42 Target Stores May Host Tesla Supercharger Stations
for people to be on the look out for new superchargers I recognized a few California cities
- Emeryville CA already found
How do you proceed when all eight super chargers are occupied, where do you wait, and is there a unspoken regimen?
Hopefully the first person to arrive at a full supercharger starts a “line” if possible. Otherwise people randomly park near it and pull into spots as they free up in the order they arrived. It can become a stressful situation.
It would possibly be a good idea if it was all one lane and one direction where you can see if all the spots are full you just stay at the entrance and when some leaves in front of you you proceed into that spot. Kind of like a drive though, expect you pull in and out of angled charging spots off the single lane drive through. No one can, or needs to get around you. You don't need to circle in loops. No arguing about who was first, or gets what spot.
There is more the most part a giant 20 mile hole, or maybe 18 or so? With not one supercharger. A huge section of the 405, not to mention 605, 710, 22 with not one supercharger. The average home is likely around $1M with many topping $10M or $20M.
Bigger more expensive homes more likely to charge at home?
I wouldn’t disagree but many of the other superchargers (around here) are in similar or more affluent areas so I don’t think it’s about but superchargers in areas that are less affluent.
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