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Same question... Why?I'm curious. Are there any Phoenicians who can explain...
If you had a rural home in the White Mountains, you could install a 240 V outlet. But for people taking a trip there without their own cabin, then yes, it would be a no-go. Same thoughts on the National Parks - now that the Tesla plug is a standard, I don't see why every National Park doesn't have a SC location.When I bought my first Tesla 7 years ago the company made it clear that it was focused on providing charging across the country so people could travel anywhere. That goal makes as much sense today as seven years ago, doesn’t it?
Instead of drawing blank boxes around sections of a metro area rapidly adding Superchargers I would wonder why huge chunks of the state including the White Mountain communities still have zero Superchargers. If even four or five of the two dozen metro Phoenix Superchargers had been placed in “blank box” rural areas of the state, we could drive anywhere.
As it is I guess I am lucky that I no longer ski or have a rural home/cabin in the White Mountains or else I probably would replace one of our Teslas with a gas powered vehicle. And yes, I realize there are other ways to charge but nothing that comes close to Superchargers and anytime someone asks why I recently bought another Tesla without considering any other brand, that’s the reason. (My daughter who doesn’t own an EV recently rented a Chevy EV in the heavily populated West Palm Beach area and quickly returned it the next day when she found out what a hassle it was to charge. I do realize Tesla will allow other brands to access Superchargers, but that will be in “two weeks” Tesla Time.)
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All of the new sites and the existing ones are within a few miles. Anyone living in this area has easy access to them or should be using a home charger, which is always cheaper. There are rural areas in AZ that are not served yet that need them more - Globe, Pinetop, Kayanta, etc……
I grew up here. My guess is the western half of the area you outlined doesn't have many Teslas as it is full of industrial space, apartments and much older neighborhoods with smaller homes serving a more economically challenged individual/family. The eastern half can all afford to have chargers in their homes.
I grew up here. My guess is the western half of the area you outlined doesn't have many Teslas as it is full of industrial space, apartments and much older neighborhoods with smaller homes serving a more economically challenged individual/family. The eastern half can all afford to have chargers in their homes.
Also, the north leg of the 202 is not as much a cross country corridor as the 60.
Agreed, I general…When I bought my first Tesla 7 years ago the company made it clear that it was focused on providing charging across the country so people could travel anywhere. That goal makes as much sense today as seven years ago, doesn’t it?
Instead of drawing blank boxes around sections of a metro area rapidly adding Superchargers I would wonder why huge chunks of the state including the White Mountain communities still have zero Superchargers. If even four or five of the two dozen metro Phoenix Superchargers had been placed in “blank box” rural areas of the state, we could drive anywhere.
As it is I guess I am lucky that I no longer ski or have a rural home/cabin in the White Mountains or else I probably would replace one of our Teslas with a gas powered vehicle. And yes, I realize there are other ways to charge but nothing that comes close to Superchargers and anytime someone asks why I recently bought another Tesla without considering any other brand, that’s the reason. (My daughter who doesn’t own an EV recently rented a Chevy EV in the heavily populated West Palm Beach area and quickly returned it the next day when she found out what a hassle it was to charge. I do realize Tesla will allow other brands to access Superchargers, but that will be in “two weeks” Tesla Time.)
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Yes.People really still complain about EV. Did they wish Tesla built a SC in their driveway or what?
Thanks for going around and taking photos!A pic of where they may go. Similar to the new supercharger @ Sprouts in Scottsdale.
There are a few electrical ground markings right over these parking stalls.