Driving over to Miami yesterday we made a food stop at the Snake Road facility off Alligator Alley. The Tesla Supercharger station that was built there a couple of years ago now has a large shed roof over it (no solar panels, though). I'm wondering if Tesla is going to be retrofitting other stations with such weather protection in order to make their chargers more attractive to CCS drivers?
If so, this creates a dilemma for me. For other reasons we have decided our Plaid will be our last Tesla product, and I would prefer to use non-Tesla chargers when other brands are available, if and when they become more reliable. However, in rainy weather having a roof over the charger could be very attractive, even to the point of paying for a charge while we're still in the 3-year Electrify America window for free charging.
Is anyone else seeing roofs being put over existing Tesla Superchargers?