Whoo hoo! Finally open. L3 charger. Was supposed to be open…read morein November but was vandalized.

Still lots of flies. Right next to the dumpsters. Gotta sut in the car with the windows up or go…read moreeat at one of the restaurants.

The Scottsdale 101 shopping plaza has a very large Tesla charging station. It has become more…read morepopular since there are several more Teslas running around town. This is only one of mini charging areas. Only Teslas can use this charging area. It has a special plug-in for the charger which does not fit other EV cars.

My friends were in town and rented a Tesla because that's what they have at home…read more In a nutshell, there are only 6 chargers. I think we were 4th in line, waited about 20 minutes for our turn, plugged in and the car said it would take 35 min to charge. We ran to the store and came back in 25 min and the car now says 25 min to finish charging. Haha. I believe Hawaii is not equipped for electric cars and if you're buying an electric car be sure to have your house set up for this.

There is no charging point here. Don't try to come look for it. Disappointing. _________read more

Five EV stalls. Four ports. One stall reserved for Handicap…read moreEV. Non-EV Handicap can park. Non-Handicap EV cannot park. Park n shop, and eat at Pizza Hut or Starbucks. 120 minutes free. If you have the app, they will send you a warning text at 100 minutes. App will show if there are open ports. So you can check before you get there. There are freeloaders who will unplug and plug back in before the two hours are up. Lots of freeloading Teslas. Target ought to link these chargers to their Red card. Make them wait 30 minutes after unplugged before plug back in.

It working! I hope it is. Because doing circle island, you really need a charge…read more This and Kapolei is the only two reliable stations.

Pearlridge says 24hrs but security Chase us off. Went to CPK, but all chargers were in use…read more Figured we would charge after because the mall would be closed. Wrong. Had to be while we were there. No place to go and we remembered this! Thank goodness. We already were in turtle mode. Next time we're going to Anna Miller's instead. This is a newer station so everything still working. As dark as it was, there was a security guard that made his rounds on a cart. So we felt pretty safe. Area is lighted so you can see if anyone is approaching. Gives you plenty of time to lock your car if you feel threatened.

If you are planning to enjoy lunch or dinner at the Kahala Hotel, they will validate your Valet…read moreparking that way. Just drive up to the resort lobby, let them know you need a Supercharge, hand them the key and the Valet will take your vehicle to a restricted area of the Hotel's parking. Basically, you just partake in lunch or dinner at the Kahala Hotel and once the app alerts you that the charge is complete, be sure to have the restaurant stamp your Valet parking card and you're well on your way. If you decide not to partake in lunch or dinner at the Hotel, then Valet parking is $6 for 20 minutes while your vehicle is juicing up. Not the typical routine for charging but the folks in Valet are nice and careful:)

Bad move on putting Tesla super chargers in the hotel. They charge to use the chargers,plus regular…read morecharging fee. Can add up. Have to go thru valet,so can get busy. Oahu is already lacking Tesla superchargers. This was my go to fast chargers. (6$/20min valet) This has change since the new year. The price went way up. They need to make these easily accessible. Very Disappointing. The staff there is great tho. They get 5 stars. Mahalo