On Tesla's Supercharger Find Us page, it indicates they are putting a Supercharger in New Caney. Don't see a permit for it yet. Should help with trips up I69/59 North of Houston. Love for them to put on in Livingston as well at some point.
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Supercharger - New Caney, TX
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Filing for Superchargers at the Valley Ranch Town Center located 11985 N, TX-99, New Caney, TX 77357. Address on permit is 2218 Markey Place Dr, New Caney, TX 77357 which doesn't exist but google maps places it in a field where Mister Car Wash is.
https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/TABS/Search/Project/TABS2023014561
https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/TABS/Search/Project/TABS2023014561
That would be nice for sure. I like how on I-45 north of Houston, there will be a supercharger at every typical ICE gas stopping points: Madisonville, Centerville, Fairchilds (future), Corsicana, and Ennis. They could/should probably add one off I-45/I-20 at some point.
Per Houston Chronicle, Katherine Feser article today:
"Shopping and errands at Valley Ranch Town Center will soon come with an added bonus for Tesla drivers looking to quickly charge their electric vehicles.
The Signorelli Co. announced plans to bring 16 Tesla Supercharging stations to the Valley Ranch master-planned community, about 28 miles northeast of downtown Houston.
Valley Ranch Town Center, at U.S. 59 and the Grand Parkway in New Caney, has more than 1.5 million square feet of shops and restaurants, including a Cinemark movie theater, Target, Kroger and Academy Sports and Outdoors. It's part of a 1,400-acre community with more than 2,000 single- and multi-family homes.
The facility joins Tesla's growing network of more than 40,000 Supercharging stations. A 15-minute charge provides a range of up to 200 miles, according to Tesla.
The new stations will fill a void along U.S. 59 for Tesla, which has Supercharging stations in shopping centers near The Woodlands at Metropark Square, at Portofina Plaza in Shenandoah and at The Market at Springwoods Village in Spring, according to Tesla's website. The closest stations are about 20 miles away along Interstate 45.
“We are excited for Tesla to join the growing list of retailers in Valley Ranch. With over seven million visitors last year, we keep looking for ways to add more value and convenience to the community for those who live and work here,” Ralph Ireland, senior vice president of Commercial and Residential at the Signorelli Co. said in an announcement. “Providing easy access to a Tesla supercharging station within the shopping district will be a time saver for electric vehicle drivers.”
Installation is tentatively expected to begin in May for a July opening, according to Signorelli. The stations will be at Market Place Drive and Cascading Oaks Drive behind Chick-fil-A, near Kroger. "
"Shopping and errands at Valley Ranch Town Center will soon come with an added bonus for Tesla drivers looking to quickly charge their electric vehicles.
The Signorelli Co. announced plans to bring 16 Tesla Supercharging stations to the Valley Ranch master-planned community, about 28 miles northeast of downtown Houston.
Valley Ranch Town Center, at U.S. 59 and the Grand Parkway in New Caney, has more than 1.5 million square feet of shops and restaurants, including a Cinemark movie theater, Target, Kroger and Academy Sports and Outdoors. It's part of a 1,400-acre community with more than 2,000 single- and multi-family homes.
The facility joins Tesla's growing network of more than 40,000 Supercharging stations. A 15-minute charge provides a range of up to 200 miles, according to Tesla.
The new stations will fill a void along U.S. 59 for Tesla, which has Supercharging stations in shopping centers near The Woodlands at Metropark Square, at Portofina Plaza in Shenandoah and at The Market at Springwoods Village in Spring, according to Tesla's website. The closest stations are about 20 miles away along Interstate 45.
“We are excited for Tesla to join the growing list of retailers in Valley Ranch. With over seven million visitors last year, we keep looking for ways to add more value and convenience to the community for those who live and work here,” Ralph Ireland, senior vice president of Commercial and Residential at the Signorelli Co. said in an announcement. “Providing easy access to a Tesla supercharging station within the shopping district will be a time saver for electric vehicle drivers.”
Installation is tentatively expected to begin in May for a July opening, according to Signorelli. The stations will be at Market Place Drive and Cascading Oaks Drive behind Chick-fil-A, near Kroger. "
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I drove all over that shopping complex last night and still no progress at the location they show on the map. Just seems odd the address mismatch...
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If this charging location is going to be located, as mentioned in post #6, getting power to the site is going to be a royal PITA as there are no overheads in sight. Closest power looks to be out by US59/I-69. They could do a daisy chain off one of the existing transformers closed to charger location.
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Earth work has begun with a long trench suggesting this project will not utilize the prefab 4-bangers.
There is routinely pop-up muscle car shows in this which should an interesting culture clash.
There is routinely pop-up muscle car shows in this which should an interesting culture clash.
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This is currently a potential splitter on I-69/Future I-69, but Humble, TX is at the cleanup phase and will likely beat it.
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Trench backfill and compaction is complete… Ready for the prefab’s to be set.
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Missile Toad
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I note that the 'four bangers' have, what appears, as a 'buffer stall' between them. If there are three such gaps, I suspect that the 'gaps' will be marked for Rivian, Ford F-150 and other EVs that preferentially align to the left of the charger in order to connect.
In other words, those spots allow the non-Teslas to not occupy two Supercharger ports by parking within a group of chargers. Expect to see the magic dock on these chargers.
In other words, those spots allow the non-Teslas to not occupy two Supercharger ports by parking within a group of chargers. Expect to see the magic dock on these chargers.
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