Tesla chargers don’t show up

[DKD-CvilleVA]

Tesla superchargers don’t show up using the new Google search tool, even when filtering only for them.
The Electrify America chargers are the only ones that show.

Anyone else with that experience?

 

[borski]

Tesla superchargers don’t show up using the new Google search tool, even when filtering only for them.
The Electrify America chargers are the only ones that show.

Anyone else with that experience?

Someone else on the forums mentioned this too. It’s possible this is a regression.

 

[mike1121]

Tesla superchargers don’t show up using the new Google search tool, even when filtering only for them.
The Electrify America chargers are the only ones that show.

Anyone else with that experience?

I had this same problem on Friday. When I turn the Lucid Network option off, they all show up.

 

[socktucker]

Are they compatible ones? I thought the same thing until I went to one not on the map and it didn’t accept my adapter. This was for BMW but I assume Lucid is similar.

 

[mike1121]

Yeah, I’ve charged my gravity at them before to test it out when I picked it up a couple weeks ago. Probably a bug.

 

[DeaneG]

Sort of on topic - what is "Lucid Network"? Tesla and EA?

 

[mike1121]

Sort of on topic - what is "Lucid Network"? Tesla and EA?

Great question! I googled this after happening upon this issue and couldn’t get a clear answer. Does it mean plug and pay seamlessly? If so, that doesn’t make sense because the Tesla SC work that way and they don’t show up. Another EA spot at Costco I used was plug and pay but didn’t show up in the nav when I select Lucid Network. Maybe preferential pricing or something?

 

[Saksak]

Tesla superchargers don’t show up using the new Google search tool, even when filtering only for them.
The Electrify America chargers are the only ones that show.

Anyone else with that experience?

It turns out that Lucid modified the “max charge filter” with this update, and the default setting filters out Tesla v3 chargers. Change the setting to include chargers in the 100 kW to 349 kW range.

The new filter is nice. Previously all chargers 250 kW and above were lump together. Now, the top tier is 350 kW and above, which makes it easy to find chargers that can power the Gravity’s 400 kW max charge rate.

 

[mike1121]

It turns out that Lucid modified the “max charge filter” with this update, and the default setting filters out Tesla v3 chargers. Change the setting to include chargers in the 100 kW to 349 kW range.

The new filter is nice. Previously all chargers 250 kW and above were lump together. Now, the top tier is 350 kW and above, which makes it easy to find chargers that can power the Gravity’s 400 kW max charge rate.

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I just figured this out last night!

 

[DKD-CvilleVA]

It turns out that Lucid modified the “max charge filter” with this update, and the default setting filters out Tesla v3 chargers. Change the setting to include chargers in the 100 kW to 349 kW range.

The new filter is nice. Previously all chargers 250 kW and above were lump together. Now, the top tier is 350 kW and above, which makes it easy to find chargers that can power the Gravity’s 400 kW max charge rate.

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OK, thanks for the update. I'll take a look and hope that solves the issue. Thank you!!