That's actually not a bad idea although, last I checked, all my dealer had (for the public) was a bank of AC trickle chargers that operate at like 6kW. :(
The first one. I honestly don't know much about Walmart other than what I'm now reading on PeopleOfWalmart.com.
I go in there to pee while charging occasionally. Bathrooms seem ok.
Took a lap around the store once to kill time. Nothing about the store or its clientele screamed, "I have...
It's free. The $ savings > the mild irritation.
I don't have a charger at home; I live in an apartment high-rise with no dedicated charging available to me. I only use public chargers.
The escalation at Walmart was slow. Like the frog in the boiling pot, I guess. I didn't really pay it much...
I make extensive use of the "free" Walmart/EA chargers.
Walmarters are becoming aggressively inquisitive. I'm not talking about fellow EV customers who are charging. Those dudes are pretty cool, typically asking how long it takes to charge, performance specs, etc. I always enjoy exchanging...
There are two banks of chargers. I typically go to the one that's further into the complex, further from the Walmart entrance. Two of them, I think maybe 05 and 06, offer 350kW. Those are the ones I use, although I've never actually seen anything north of 250kW.
I'm wondering if perhaps these...
Yes, it was like 108 degrees that day. And there's no shady spots to stand either! Sunscreen and hat are a must when charging in Vegas.
The Barstow Walmart! Yes, I stop there as well. It's part of my routine. There's also one in that little town of Hesperia that can be used in a pinch. Is it...
My use case is a bit different because:
I take frequent road trips and spend a fair amount of time above 70 mph which isn't great for range.
I don't have a charger at home. Public charger accessibility is a must for me. Lower range means more charging sessions.
Again, I knew what I was getting...
I was charging my TTS at an Electrify America in Las Vegas (Outlet Mall, south strip) and got to talking to the driver of another Turbo S with specs almost identical to my own. Turns out he's part of a Lucid test team. Another member of his team was chilling in the parking lot waiting on him...
In the above screenshot, what would prompt someone unfamiliar with the neighborhood to click "Thanks!"? Mustn't a man must know of the sign's prior existence for him to consider it missing?
More interestingly, a man who clicks "Not there" would have to be able to see the sign's inherent...
A lot of the comments here mention that he has Aspergers. Not denying that's true but I thought Aspergers types were severely introverted, whereas Musk seems to crave being the center of attention, thus the strange tweets, behaving poorly on podcasts, the whole "look at me and how edgy and...