@MarcoRP has found a permit for a new Supercharger location in the new development at 2030 Element Lane in Reno, NV. 16 stalls.
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Supercharger - Reno, NV - Element Lane
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If people want to follow along for permitting, etc: Accela Citizen Access: Building BLD22-12062E: Commercial Solar & EV Chargers
Doesn't look like any activity since the previous post, but one thing that seems to only show up in the search is a "Short Notes" of "RED PARKING STRUCTURE" which I believe the whole structure is still under construction.
The address from the tweet was recently re-listed: Complete list of "coming soon" Tesla Supercharger addresses in the United States
And I believe this was Tesla's page that used to show that address but now no address and targeting Q2 2023 (whereas the URL suggests originally Q3 2022):
www.tesla.com
Doesn't look like any activity since the previous post, but one thing that seems to only show up in the search is a "Short Notes" of "RED PARKING STRUCTURE" which I believe the whole structure is still under construction.
The address from the tweet was recently re-listed: Complete list of "coming soon" Tesla Supercharger addresses in the United States
And I believe this was Tesla's page that used to show that address but now no address and targeting Q2 2023 (whereas the URL suggests originally Q3 2022):
Find Us | Tesla
Schedule a Tesla test drive at a time and date that is convenient for you.
www.tesla.com
It’s confusing, but Tesla used the “Q322” urls for sites that were added to the website in Q3 2022, not for sites that had that as a target opening date.
The garage for element by Westin is open now with the west half of the first floor sectioned off for the long stay hotel. There's 4 parking spots with ClipperCreek stations for the hotel while the first ramp has 12 EV charging spots on the south side:
No immediate signs of Supercharger activity on any of the 3 levels. Lights for the garage were on, but the stations didn't seem active yet.
No immediate signs of Supercharger activity on any of the 3 levels. Lights for the garage were on, but the stations didn't seem active yet.
Curiously, there's 16 parking spots further up the ramp with hole caps just above an electrical room:
These are closer to the hotel side where there's 3 parking spots between columns and the area closest to the 2nd floor elevator has 2 potential spots "no parking." (5x3 + 1 = 16 Supercharger stalls?)
These are closer to the hotel side where there's 3 parking spots between columns and the area closest to the 2nd floor elevator has 2 potential spots "no parking." (5x3 + 1 = 16 Supercharger stalls?)
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Should this be marked as 'Under Construction' on supercharge.info? I'll be there in two weeks, I can provide an update then.
This is driving me a little insane. In the same state of Nevada, there is a vital needed Supercharger that is years overdue North of Winnemucca to close a 250+ mile travel gap. Meanwhile, I just counted, and there are 19(!!) Superchargers existing or permitted in the Las Vegas area. What the actual F?
You should have been here long enough to realize this by now. The Supercharger in McDermitt isn't FOR the people in McDermitt.There are a few more Teslas in Vegas than in McDermitt
Okay, I will rephrase:
There are a few more Teslas driving through Vegas than through McDermitt.
Sure, and there are few people swimming in the desert because there isn't water there. Do you see how it's the same problem? People in San Francisco drive to Boise. There are Teslas in the Bay area, right? They take their gas cars because the missing connection makes it very difficult to get through there.
And let's also talk about realism. You want to talk about simply "a few more"? OK then, there is no excuse for this ratio of Superchargers to still be so disgustingly lopsided at 19 to 0.
I can't believe I actually took the time to look this up, but the average number of vehicles passing through McDermitt daily is only around 300. The average number crossing the CA/NV border on I-15 near Vegas is over 30,000, so that's a 100:1 ratio. And that doesn't even count the many people visiting or living in Vegas who are driving around the metro area without doing long distance highway travel.
I'm one of the few people on this forum who have driven through McDermitt, multiple times even. And I'd love to see a supercharger get built there soon. But comparing McDermitt to Las Vegas is just silly.
Anyways, this has nothing to do with the supercharger being constructed in Reno on Element Lane, so it will be my last post on the topic.
It's a little funny--you snipped that screen shot from www.supercharge.info. If you would have not cropped out the quarter inch below that, you would have seen the links associated with it. The link that says "discuss" is a link to the thread for that Supercharger here on this forum. Here it is:
Supercharger - Reno, NV - Rancharrah Pkwy - 24 V3
Found 6 Supercharger V3 Cabinets (1450758-00-H) in a fenced area that would fit 24 stalls: Permit BLD23-05985E Commercial Solar & EV Chargers is for 24 EV chargers at 7300 Rancharrah Pkwy, Reno NV near the I580 exit for Neil/Meadowood Mall next to the Kietzke roundabout. The applicant is the...
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