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The store mgr said we will most likely have a supercharger within 2 years, we're on page 2 of lists of things to do apparently, said something along the lines of the same reason places like Hong Kong have them, not for long distance travel
The reason is to accommodate owners or potential owners in high rise condos who don't have EV chargers or whose buildings don't have the infrastructure for them. This issue was brought up to Tesla about 2 years ago. I guess slow is better then never
The reason is to accommodate owners or potential owners in high rise condos who don't have EV chargers or whose buildings don't have the infrastructure for them. This issue was brought up to Tesla about 2 years ago. I guess slow is better then never
From the sound of it the Tesla Footprint in Kakaʻako is growing.
"Located at 746 Auahi St., the 19,616-square-foot warehouse building is directly behind an OfficeMax store."
[Tesla] "...filed a building permit on Tuesday at the former Xerox building. Tesla also recently filed a $600,000 building permit ... for an auto service/repair center at 415 Cooke St."
That article confirms what Jimmy told me a couple of months ago. From what I recall, that's a huge space and a big upgrade from the Wakele SC. Perhaps even enough space for a few HPWC or supercharger stations.
I met the IMP sales manager, Nick, at the SC last month. Nice guy (of course). Came from retail (GNC). I love how Tesla attracts employees outside of the car industry!
Can't wait to see the store in person next month when they open vs in pics