EV-Texans

12/31/2025

⚡️ **BIG NEWS FOR PLANO EV DRIVERS!** ⚡️

Walmart Supercenter #2883 just gave us the ultimate New Year’s Eve gift! 🎁 Today, December 31, 2025, the site officially **PASSED** its critical **EL CNCRT ENCSD ELCTR** inspection! 🏆

Under permit ** -09076**, the "heavy lifting" is officially done. The high-voltage electrical infrastructure is now encased in concrete and ready to power those massive 400 kW ultra-fast chargers. 🔌💨

# # # **Walmart is Moving at Breakneck Speed!** 🏎️💨

While other networks are stuck in neutral, Walmart is shifting into overdrive. Check out the momentum as we close out 2025:
✅ **16 Live Locations** already operational!
✅ **77 Sites "Coming Soon"** nationwide!
✅ **400 kW Speeds:** We’re talking **Alpitronic HYC400** and **ABB A400** units—charging your car in the time it takes to grab your groceries! 🛒🔋

# # # **Where is the "Walmart Charge" heading next?** 📍

Plano is leading the way, but the "Coming Soon" 77 is a coast-to-coast takeover. Here are the store-specific locations entering the home stretch:

🤠 **TEXAS (The Epicenter!):** * **Plano Supercenter #2883 (PASSED TODAY!)**

* Benbrook Supercenter #4509
* Cross Roads Supercenter #5707
* Crowley Supercenter #3631
* Dallas Supercenter #5147
* Fort Worth Supercenter #2980 & #3773
* Grand Prairie Supercenter #896
* Hurst Supercenter #5080
* Irving Supercenter #2649
* Pflugerville Supercenter #5479
* Roanoke Supercenter #5247
* Rockwall Supercenter #259
* Wylie Supercenter #5210

🌵 **ARIZONA:** Apache Junction #1381, Mesa #1646, Phoenix #3771, San Tan Valley #3751, Tempe #1746
🐗 **ARKANSAS:** Bentonville #2741, #4376, #4686 | Centerton #6953 | Rogers #5837 | Springdale #4108
☀️ **FLORIDA:** Clearwater #2081, Largo #4141 & #3372, New Port Richey #994, Oldsmar #2796, Palm Bay #5455, Palm Harbor #1513, Pinellas Park #1390, Sanford #3207
🏔️ **UTAH:** Clinton #5234, Draper #5110, Layton #1699, Lindon #5270, Ogden #3789, Orem #1768, Salt Lake City #5350, South Jordan #2307 & #5763, Taylorsville #1686, West Jordan #3232
🌲 **WASHINGTON:** Auburn #2385, Battle Ground #5929, Bellingham #2450, Bonney Lake #5041, Vancouver #5461

**PLUS MORE SOON IN:** Alabama ( #1101), Colorado ( #1896, #3227), Georgia ( #3609, #5709), Illinois ( #1553, #2215, #1897, #844, #1998), Iowa ( #1764), Missouri ( #5313), North Carolina ( #5063, #4574, #5879, #3700, #4484), Nebraska ( #1637, #5141), New Jersey ( #3236), Ohio ( #2250, #5499), Oklahoma ( #151, #1626, #2804), Pennsylvania ( #1770), and South Carolina ( #4237).

Walmart is proving that "Every Day Low Prices" now comes with "Every Day High Speeds." Get ready, Plano—2026 is officially Electric! ⚡️✨



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12/29/2025

Walmart is making massive moves for 2026! ⚡️

The "Motherload" buildout is officially here as Walmart shifts from pilot to a nationwide powerhouse. Say goodbye to old, broken chargers and hello to their brand-new, in-house network featuring ultra-fast **400kW Alpitronic & ABB** hardware. 🔋

With 90% of Americans living within 10 miles of a Walmart, the "charging desert" is officially over. Check out the latest wave of expansion sites across the US:

🌵 **Arizona**
• Mesa (Signal Butte, Greenfield, Southern, McKellips, Stapley)
• Queen Creek (Rittenhouse)
• Apache Junction, Phoenix, San Tan Valley, Tempe, Chandler

☀️ **Florida**
• Lakeland (S Florida Ave)
• Clearwater, Largo, New Port Richey, Oldsmar, Palm Bay, Palm Harbor, Pinellas Park, Sanford

🤠 **Texas (The Hub)**
• Dallas (LBJ Freeway, Cockrell Hill), Fort Worth (Golden Triangle, Beach St, Clifford St, Airport Fwy)
• Plano, McKinney, Murphy, Sachse, Bedford, North Richland Hills, Westworth Village
• Benbrook, Crowley, Grand Prairie, Hurst, Irving, Pflugerville, Roanoke, Rockwall, Wylie

🌪️ **Oklahoma**
• Checotah, McAlester, Oklahoma City (Memorial Rd, Belle Isle)
..plus new sites hitting **Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina, Nebraska, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Utah, and Washington!**

🔌 **The Specs:**
✅ 400kW Ultra-Fast Speeds
✅ NACS (Tesla) & CCS Support
✅ "Everyday Low Price" Charging
✅ Integrated in the Walmart App

Walmart isn't just selling groceries anymore—they're powering the future of the American road trip. 🇺🇸🚗💨



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12/29/2025

Exciting news for EV drivers in North Texas and the local community! ⚡️🚙

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnJdE7JPYnw

Construction is officially underway at Walmart Supercenter #2883 (8801 Ohio Dr, Plano), marking the kickoff for Round Two of Walmart’s own EV charging network expansion in the Dallas Metroplex!

This new charging hub isn't just about convenience; it's about assisting the local community by providing essential, reliable infrastructure for the growing number of electric vehicles. This investment supports cleaner air, reduces reliance on fossil fuels, and makes EV ownership more accessible for residents, visitors, and businesses in Plano and surrounding areas.

The site is setting a high standard for charging infrastructure with a unique setup featuring dual-fenced areas:

Fence 1: Houses the heavy-duty switchgear and transformer.

Fence 2: Protects the brand-new ultra-fast charging units.

We are moving fast—a key inspection is already scheduled for today, December 29, 2025! If all goes well, we are one step closer to 400 kW speeds and seamless charging right here in Plano.

Keep an eye out for those blue-and-white chargers next time you’re grabbing groceries. The future of the Metroplex is looking more electric every day! 🔌✨

Walmart

12/27/2025

Duel fences for Walmart Super Center 2883 in Plano, Texas
One fence is for switch gear and transformer
10 bays
5 chargers

12/21/2025

Walmart construction has started at super.center 2883 in Plano Texas off Ohio Drive. There is a Sam's club to the left of the Walmart. However this location will have the chargers at the standard outdoor home section area. It's in the very first row of parking. I see 5 conduent lines.

12/21/2025

Talked to some awesome Walmart store employees. how will Walmart be dealing with gas people icing the ev charging spots? Other than that it was a great experience. Can't blame Walmart for those people icing but its how they deal with it that can set Walmart apart from other stores. I think educate the shoppers as it is so new. Granted some people know what they are and do it anyway. The test is how Walmart will deal with those users

12/18/2025

For those who like car play and android auto phone projector systems. This may give you pause...

Android Central EV-Texans Chevy Blazer EV Group

12/18/2025

⚡️ **BIG NEWS FOR EV DRIVERS: Charging is LIVE at WalmartSupercenter #2105!** ⚡️

Searching for a charge while you check off your holiday list? Look no further! We are officially powered up and open for business at **Walmart Supercenter #2105 (4122 LBJ Fwy, Dallas)**! 🔌✨

This Christmas season, we’re changing the game for your holiday travels and shopping trips. No more "range anxiety" while you're hunting for those last-minute gifts. Now, you can plug in, head inside to grab your groceries and toys, and come back to a fully charged battery. 🔋🛒

# # # Why This Is A Holiday Game-Changer:

* **Fast & Festive:** Our new high-power DC fast chargers (up to 400kW!) can add hundreds of miles of range in the time it takes to find the perfect wrapping paper.
* **Convenience:** Located right on the LBJ Freeway, we’re the perfect pitstop for your Christmas road trip.
* **Simple to Use:** Just pull up, scan the QR code in your Walmart app, and get back to the holiday spirit!

🎅 **Fun Fact:** Word on the street is that even Santa is looking to go green this year. With our ultra-fast speeds, don’t be surprised if you see a high-tech sleigh parked at a charger near you! If it can power a Tesla or an F-150 Lightning, it can definitely handle a sleigh full of toys. 🦌🛷

Stop by today, get your charge on, and make your Christmas travels smoother than ever. Happy Holidays and Happy Charging! 🎄❄️


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12/13/2025

Headline: 🤠 Well, Butter My Biscuit and Call Me Fully Charged! ⚡️

​Howdy, y'all! 👋

​EV Texans just got off the horn with the folks down at the Dallas permit department, and we’re happier than a tornado in a trailer park to announce some electrifying news.

​We can confirm straight from the horse’s mouth that Walmart Supercenter #2105 has officially passed all its inspections as of November 28, 2025! ✅

​That’s right—the city has given the "yee-haw" and this site is now cleared to open. The red tape is gone, and it’s time to get your current fix. 🔌
​So, don't hold your horses—mosey on over if you're in the area. These chargers are ready to stop "stalling" and start hauling. If you see the screens lit up, give us a holler in the comments!

​Let’s keep passing gas... and start pumping electrons! ⛽️🚫⚡️

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12/12/2025

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12/09/2025

🎬 The Quiet Revolution: A Hollywood Story of Power and Change
The truth, whispered in the backlots and echoed in the halls of major studios, was that Hollywood had a dirty little secret: an entrenched, almost subconscious anti-EV stance. It wasn't always malice; sometimes, it was just the deafening roar of tradition.
For years, the glamour of the gasoline engine reigned supreme. A car chase needed the visceral vroom of an internal combustion engine, the smell of burning rubber, the undeniable muscle of a classic. Electric vehicles (EVs) were relegated to three roles:
• The Goofy Prop: A slow, impractical car for the eccentric or the punchline.
• The Sci-Fi Future: Sleek, silent, and entirely disconnected from the real-world street.
• The Unreliable Villain: In one controversial documentary and various online whispers, EVs were framed as a false promise, charged by dirty coal, a PR stunt for the wealthy elite.
The result? The average viewer, bombarded by images of heroic petrol-fueled Chargers and menacing muscle cars, unconsciously absorbed the message that EVs were either a joke or an unsexy inconvenience. A few EVs had begun to sneak in—a Tesla here, an electric Corvette there—but the narrative of the combustion engine still had the starring role. The industry's own sets, meanwhile, still relied on diesel-guzzling generators and combustion-engine production trucks, a cloud of exhaust clinging to the very idea of glamour.
⚡ The Megamerger that Rewrote the Script
Then came the seismic news: Paramount, backed by a new, sustainability-focused investment consortium, was in the final stages of acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD).
The $108.4 billion hostile bid wasn't just about streaming wars and intellectual property; it was about an ambitious, culture-shifting mandate from the top. The consortium, led by a fiercely environmental Silicon Valley billionaire named Anya Sharma, saw the newly unified media behemoth—"Para-Warner," as the trade papers quickly dubbed it—as the ultimate soft-power tool.
Sharma's vision for Para-Warner was simple: make sustainable living the new cool.
The EV agenda was the immediate, high-priority project. She installed a new "Chief Narrative Officer" whose sole purpose was to integrate electric and sustainable transportation into the studio's vast output, from blockbuster films to reality TV.
How Para-Warner Went Electric:
• The Blockbuster Swap: For the new Mission: Impossible film, the signature BMW was not a traditional gas guzzler, but the sleek, powerful electric i7, prominently featuring its silent speed in a Berlin chase scene. The dialogue didn't dwell on it—it was just the car the hero drove.
• The Production Mandate: A sweeping new company-wide policy required all new productions to utilize electric generator replacements and EV vehicles for crew transport and equipment haulage, wherever feasible. The old, smelly diesel generators were retired, replaced by massive battery arrays, making location shoots quieter and cleaner.
• The Reality TV Push: On a hit WBD home renovation show, the hosts began showing viewers how to install smart home chargers alongside solar panels. On a popular Paramount travel show, the hosts traveled cross-country only in a rugged electric pickup, normalizing the charging experience for millions of viewers.
• Product Placement with a Purpose: The old, transactional product placement deals were replaced with partnerships that focused on infrastructure. An EV manufacturer wasn't just paying to have a car in a movie; they were also funding charging stations installed at Para-Warner theme parks and studio tours.
🔋 The Cultural Tipping Point
The change was slow at first, subtle. But across dozens of films and hundreds of hours of television, the images added up: the new Batmobile had an all-electric roar, a high-tech synthesized sound that became the new symbol of power. On Ted Lasso’s next season, a major character casually charged her electric Mini Cooper while discussing life with her co-worker. EVs were no longer a niche, weird choice; they were simply the default choice of stylish, intelligent, and powerful characters.
The cultural narrative flipped. The silent, smooth acceleration of an EV became associated with sophistication and capability, not an eco-nerd's compromise. The on-screen charging moment transformed from a sign of "range anxiety" into a brief, meditative pause—a chance for characters to talk, strategize, or simply take a breath.
Within three years, the data was undeniable. Auto industry analysts coined it "The Para-Warner Effect." Following a major film release featuring a high-performance electric sports car, sales for that model—and the EV category as a whole—would see a statistically significant spike.
Anya Sharma had won more than a corporate merger; she had won the culture war of transportation. Hollywood, the great dream factory, had finally stopped selling the noise of the past and started selling the silence and speed of a cleaner future. The quiet whir of an electric motor was now the soundtrack to the American dream.

12/06/2025

BREAKING NEWS: EV-TEXANS EXCLUSIVE 🚨
​HEADLINE: POWER IS ON! MAJOR UPDATE FOR DALLAS EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE
​DATELINE: DALLAS, TEXAS – December 6 2025
SOURCE: EV-Texans: Chasing The Electric Adventure
​THE SCOOP:
EV-Texans can exclusively confirm a massive development for electric vehicle owners in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. The long-awaited Walmart EV Charging station at Walmart Supercenter #2105 (located at 4122 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, off LBJ in Dallas) has officially received power.
​THE DETAILS:
For months, local EV drivers have watched this site sit dormant with equipment installed but no juice flowing. Today, the wait is effectively over.

​Location:

Walmart Supercenter 2105 (LBJ Freeway & Midway Rd area)
​Status Change: The Power Meter is officially installed, and there is power to the meter.

​Significance:
This critical step signals that final testing and activation are imminent. This site is expected to feature Walmart’s new proprietary fast-charging network (likely Alpitronic 400kW units), known for high reliability and speed.

​WHY THIS MATTERS:

"This is a game-changer for the LBJ corridor," says the founder of EV-Texans. "We've been tracking this site waiting for that meter to spin. Seeing power at the meter means we are days or weeks away from a new high-speed charging hub for the Scarlet Knight and all Dallas EV drivers."

​WHAT'S NEXT:
EV-Texans will continue monitoring the site daily for the official "Green Light" activation. Stay tuned to the channel for the inaugural charging session video.

​ABOUT EV-TEXANS:
We are Chasing The Electric Adventure across the Lone Star State. From breaking infrastructure news to real-world ownership reviews of the Chevy Blazer EV, EV-Texans is your source for everything electric in Texas.
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