Tesla launched 14 supercharging stations in China this week, and 1400 supercharging stations have been arranged so far.
According to CTOnews.com news on December 11, Tesla said that 14 overcharging stations were launched in China this week.
So far, Tesla has arranged more than 1400 super charging stations, more than 9700 super charging piles, more than 700 destination charging stations and more than 1900 destination charging piles in Chinese mainland.
The network of supercharging stations has always been a key part of Tesla's success. When Tesla first set foot in the electric car business, he quickly realized that if he wanted to succeed, he could not rely on third-party companies to develop charging infrastructure to support his electric vehicles.
As a result, Tesla invested in building his own DC fast charging network, the super charging station network, to control the charging experience of users without having to rely on other companies. Now, 10 years later, Tesla super charging station network is the world's largest, can be said to be one of the best DC fast charging network.
Last month, Tesla announced that there are more than 40, 000 supercharging stations in the world, which are distributed in more than 4000 different places on the planet. The growth of the network is also accelerating, with Tesla adding more than 10, 000 supercharging stations this year.
CTOnews.com learned that Tesla also plans to make some important changes to the charging network on the basis of deploying many new stations.
Tesla is gradually opening up its network of supercharging stations to non-Tesla electric vehicles, making it the largest charging supplier for electric vehicles. Tesla has now opened hundreds of charging stations across Europe and is preparing to do the same in North America.
Tesla also recently opened its charging gun design, which the company hopes to become the new charging standard in North America. In addition, Tesla is also developing the fourth generation supercharging station. It is expected to have higher peak charging power and facilitate the use of non-Tesla electric vehicles.
