Or four plus one of your choosing.
South Korea is likely to be unbeatable based on previous votes.
South Korea is likely to be unbeatable based on previous votes.
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Superchargers in Australia
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Chuq
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Midnight Man
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As Kangaroo Island has nothing, and it's a heck of a destination, I'd vote for Victor Harbour...
Mildura would be great. I can make it from Bendigo to Mildura in my M3LR with about 3% left normally. only a couple of options there, which are both 50kw, so very slow when you need to get a good fill up before the return trip.
Chuq
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Basically urban Brisbane though? Tesla has all the stats they need on urban driving locations and charging, which is why I focus on regional areas with the voting.
I just found the voting page, following this thread. Obviously im biased on the South Australian sites as we have bugger all.
Nominated a few new sites here in rAdelaide, especially along the beaches and shopping centres as our roll out is very slow.
Added votes to Mildura, that place near canberra and melbourne
Nominated a few new sites here in rAdelaide, especially along the beaches and shopping centres as our roll out is very slow.
Added votes to Mildura, that place near canberra and melbourne
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Instead of voting for new SuperCharger locations, I wish Tesla would instead include DCFC from other networks in the navigation and pre-conditioning system they have! I have read that in America the non-Tesla charging networks are a bit hit and miss, but I've had great experience with Evie (in particular) and wouldn't mind the options of alternative networks too.
Anyway, more locations, the better
Anyway, more locations, the better
I was just using the route planner to mock up a couple of trips and it was interesting that it only shows the SC that you need, and not others that you go past, let alone other networks.Instead of voting for new SuperCharger locations, I wish Tesla would instead include DCFC from other networks in the navigation and pre-conditioning system they have! I have read that in America the non-Tesla charging networks are a bit hit and miss, but I've had great experience with Evie (in particular) and wouldn't mind the options of alternative networks too.
Anyway, more locations, the better
Probably another thread somewhere for that discussion tho.
This MG4 owner has already voted.
Sure enough, having the account to access the superchargers is enough to be able to vote.
Midnight Man
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My understanding is that Tesla are open to this, provided the 3rd party network maintains sufficient uptime and reliability etc.Instead of voting for new SuperCharger locations, I wish Tesla would instead include DCFC from other networks in the navigation and pre-conditioning system they have! I have read that in America the non-Tesla charging networks are a bit hit and miss, but I've had great experience with Evie (in particular) and wouldn't mind the options of alternative networks too.
Anyway, more locations, the better
The telling side of this is that I don't think any third party network is yet "approved" by Tesla anywhere in the world for inclusion as a charging stop in this fashion - which might silently speak volumes about the reliability of other networks...
Quite a number of European networks are shown in Tesla's including Ionity (owned by a bunch of other manufacturers and mostly using Tritium hardware), Electra, Jolt, Allegro
Not really, from a commuting point of view it's a bit of an isolated satellite town. It's not like cross-city traffic ever ends up there. It'd be used a lot for traffic passing through I think, like Heatherbrae.
I voted for a RHD Model S, does that count?Start voting with both hands
Start voting with both hands
Looks like the Japanese are going hard this time around...
