Submitted by sunnytropics t3_z648uf in vermont

We’ll be driving to Mt Okemo from Northern Jersey area, I don’t see any superchargers after one in NY(Saratoga), anyone know where’s the best place to charge a Tesla? Thanks in advance

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NovaAtdosk t1_ixzavee wrote

Pretty sure Rutland has some chargers in the Stewart's parking lot on woodstock ave

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MudaThumpa t1_ixzd04r wrote

There's a supercharger in Brattleboro if you need to top up before you head to the mountains. Looks out of the way, but remember VT is a small state. Bennington also has DCFCs if you have a CCS adapter. Plugshare also shows multiple level 2 j1772 chargers in Ludlow, which I think will be close to your destination. Bottom line is you don't need to worry about it, just do a little planning and make sure you're using plugshare.

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OrdinaryTension t1_ixzdtal wrote

How are you not finding Tesla chargers? If you use the phone app, the website or the in-car app, you'll see several super chargers. There are 2 in the Burlington area, one in Montpilier, one in Rutland, one in St Johnsbury, one in Battleboro, and probably others. If you settle for level 2, you'll find many more.

Do you have the CCS adapter? There are a few non-tesla DC chargers at tourist areas, like Ben & Jerry's HQ and Alchemist Brewery, and probably others closer to your destination.

Coming from NJ, the Battleboro supercharger is probably the closest to your destination. Top off there, then use level 2 destination chargers when you can find them. Worst case, plug in to a regular outlet overnight, you'll still get ~4 miles of range per hour.

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edave22 t1_ixze705 wrote

There’s a row of chargers in Brattleboro just off exit 1 in the market 32 plaza

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OpenLie7 t1_ixzh09w wrote

Jersyites... just drive like you live in Vermont, not New Jersy.

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Abbot_of_Cucany t1_ixzh9fg wrote

If you're coming up I-91, there are superchargers in West Lebanon NH, which is just a few minutes out of your way.

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SekritSawce t1_ixzhqfp wrote

Don't. My husband drove to VT in a Polstar (all electric) and had issues. Pretty much everywhere he went at least one charger was out of commission. If you have an alternative car, take it instead.

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dwkeith t1_ixzl3nr wrote

They come with the adapter for standard level 2 chargers, and adapters can be purchased for any 220v outlet as well.

Most major towns have chargers, I was visiting family in the Northeast Kingdom last year and had no problems charging in St J, Newport, and Littleton. With a 300 mile range, the real issue was that I couldn’t charge overnight at my family’s place, so I had to plan a trip out two to town in order to charge. Not that the local businesses complained.

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g33kfish t1_ixzlgqy wrote

Between Saratoga and Mt Okemo you won’t find any super chargers but there are destination chargers scattered about (at least one in Manchester at the taconic hotel). There are also lots of level two chargers that use the J 1776 connection in a variety of towns. I recommend using the pkugshare or ChargePoint apps to find them (green mountain power owns a lot that are charge point).

Rutland will be your closest super charger to okemo.

Source: tesla owner in Arlington,Vt

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RareAlphaSigmaMale t1_ixzpd7j wrote

I heard when they burst into flames the battery supercharges, so just wait for that to inevitably happen

EDIT: Damn, lot of Elon Musk fanatics in the Vermont sub huh?

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nogzila t1_ixzsxac wrote

There are Tesla chargers in the parking garage under the hotel at Okemo ski resort .

In front of the hotel in the parking lot in front of the icehouse there are some in the open parking lot there also.

I used to work as maintenance there.

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Willman3755 t1_ixzujgj wrote

https://www.plugshare.com/

Driving a Tesla (or for that matter any EV) anywhere in VT is fairly straightforward. There's superchargers to get you wherever you're going (Brattleboro, Rutland, Lebanon NH, Berlin, South Burlington, Williston, St. Johnsbury) and plenty of L2 charging while you're sleeping, having lunch, etc.

There's also a bunch of 50-100kW CCS chargers. I'd recommend getting the Tesla CCS adapter as another option as there's often one of those right on your route but not a Supercharger, especially as you get into the weeds a bit.

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No-Ganache7168 t1_ixzy3nd wrote

Your app should help and I haven’t heard people complain about lines at charging stations. The one near me in northern VT is usually empty.

There will be more stations each time you come up as the state wants to end the sale of NEW gas-powered cars by 2026z

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utilitarian_wanderer t1_ixzz06r wrote

By the way, if you want to blend in with the locals just refer to it as Okemo. No one I know calls it Mt Okemo!

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jmp397 t1_iy065ac wrote

Thanks for clarifying...i don't own an EV but I'm aware of some charging stations in the area. I wasn't sure if they were universal to all EVs

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chacifer t1_iy0abqk wrote

There is a ChargePoint station located at 7 Depot St in Proctorsville right by Outer Limits Brewing.

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