That’s better than I’d have expected…
And yep, EA still sucks, though at least it’s now less an issue of broken chargers and more an issue of not enough chargers!
ABRP suggests the Tesla Supercharger on Rinaldi Street in San Fernando:
https://www.tesla.com/findus/location/supercharger/26976
24 stalls, which should mean less chance of a queue... OTOH, the reviews for that particular site aren't great...
OTOOH, if your car doesn't have the 400V/150KW...
The current ICE 3-series and M3/M4 aren’t as low/sleek as the cars you mentioned either, but they’re also a class smaller than those cars, which at least partly explains it.
In some ways it’s worse that someone who could afford that car did that/experienced that than it is when a teenager balls up a beater bought with his/her first job money...
I understand that they’re called accidents, but still…
Happy to help.
Having been a Tesla owner for 8+ years, I find the Tesla app to be “okay” when it comes to user-friendliness. Spend a few minutes poking around and its logic will become clearer.
"Hamburger" at upper right corner of home screen, select "Charge Your Other EV", scroll down and enter your EV make/model, and then only the Superchargers compatible with your car will be displayed.
Attempting to use anything other than the Tesla app to locate compatible Superchargers AND to initiate charging for any non-Tesla EV is currently a recipe for disappointment.
Plain and simple.
As a multiple-time Audi owner and previous Audi design fan, this car is a huge disappointment on so many levels. I’ll never understand that black trim above the rocker panels. I know that it’s likely meant to reduce the visual height of the side view, but to me it has the opposite effect.
Audi...
Farley clearly sees the Chinese auto industry as an existential threat for Ford, and is trying to stake out a path forward. He seems to be the only legacy mfr. CEO that is publically acknowledging the threat....though I'm sure all the rest of them acknowledge that threat in private...
Actually had the opportunity to drive a '23 Lucid Air Grand Touring recently.
A few takeaways, in no particular order: (for perspective, my DD is a Model S Plaid)
It's low, but access isn't quite as restricted as I'd feared
The seating position felt lower than the Plaid
Rear seat had a ton of...
All of this gives me hope for the upcoming Genesis GV60 Magma.
While I respect the 5N, IMHO its interior is missing the luxury that I prefer. The GV60 Magma will address that.