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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsOut of the way Tesla Charging Station
This is in Mitchell, Oregon. The town, with a population of 130, doesn't have a gas station but has a charging station.
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Out of the way Tesla Charging Station (Original Post)
OnlinePoker
Jun 2019
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Maybe it's strategically distanced along the way from somewhere, to somewhere else.
NBachers
Jun 2019
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underpants
(182,730 posts)1. Tesla wins court victory to open dealership in Richmond. VA
https://www.richmond.com/business/local/judge-affirms-dmv-decision-to-allow-tesla-to-operate-automotive/article_3089658d-4817-5d3f-8bf3-57691899cb96.html
A Richmond judge has upheld a Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles decision that enabled the electric automobile maker Tesla Inc. to open a company-owned dealership in Henrico County over the objections of the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association.
In a ruling issued Friday, Judge Gregory L. Rupe of Richmond Circuit Court affirmed a 2016 decision by Virginia DMV Commissioner Richard D. Holcomb that California-based Tesla could open its own store in Henrico County, but the judge also expressed misgivings about that decision.
The Virginia Automobile Dealers Association, a powerful trade group for independent dealerships in the state, opposed Teslas petition on the grounds that state law prohibits automobile manufacturers from owning dealerships except under limited exceptions. The trade group appealed Holcombs decision to Richmond Circuit Court.
A Richmond judge has upheld a Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles decision that enabled the electric automobile maker Tesla Inc. to open a company-owned dealership in Henrico County over the objections of the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association.
In a ruling issued Friday, Judge Gregory L. Rupe of Richmond Circuit Court affirmed a 2016 decision by Virginia DMV Commissioner Richard D. Holcomb that California-based Tesla could open its own store in Henrico County, but the judge also expressed misgivings about that decision.
The Virginia Automobile Dealers Association, a powerful trade group for independent dealerships in the state, opposed Teslas petition on the grounds that state law prohibits automobile manufacturers from owning dealerships except under limited exceptions. The trade group appealed Holcombs decision to Richmond Circuit Court.
Liberal In Texas
(13,542 posts)2. It's the future. That's pretty cool.
They also need a level 2 charger for non-Tesla vehicles.
NBachers
(17,096 posts)3. Maybe it's strategically distanced along the way from somewhere, to somewhere else.