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Electric Charging Station Loomis CA US
Located at 6119 Horseshoe Bar Rd, Loomis, CA, the Electric Charging Station at Raley’s offers fast and reliable charging for Tesla vehicles via the Tesla Supercharger network. This station provides high-speed DC fast charging, enabling drivers to significantly increase their vehicle’s range in a short amount of time, making it an ideal stop for long-distance travel or quick top-ups during local errands.
Situated within a Raley’s grocery store, the charging station combines convenience with functionality, allowing EV owners to shop for groceries or essentials while their vehicles charge. The location is easily accessible, with clear signage and ample parking space dedicated to electric vehicles. While the station is specifically designed for Tesla vehicles, its proximity to Raley’s adds value for visitors seeking a seamless blend of retail and charging services.
This Tesla Supercharger is part of a broader network of high-speed charging locations across California, ensuring efficient travel for Tesla owners. For directions, maps, and additional details, visitors can refer to the station’s online listings or in-store signage.
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