There are too few overcharging stations, and British Tesla car owners complain that they have to wait in line for hours to recharge.

CTOnews.com, December 29 (Xinhua) this week, many Tesla owners in the UK had to wait in line for hours at supercharging stations to recharge their cars.

CTOnews.com has learned that with the surge in demand for electric vehicles over the past year, demand for charging infrastructure is also increasing. Although the Tesla supercharging network is generally considered to be one of the best and most extensive networks in the world, it still faces insatiable demand. This was the case in the UK this week, when Tesla owners were forced to wait for hours to recharge their vehicles.

As many as 40-50 cars lined up at supercharging stations across the UK as people tried to recharge their Tesla cars during the holidays, METRO reported.

Fortunately, Tesla continues to expand his charging network around the world, recently reporting a list of upcoming new supercharging sites voted by Tesla car owners. At the same time, the company continues to expand its charging network to new areas. However, as the company has been grappling with an incredible wave of demand for years, it is unclear whether Tesla will build enough charging facilities to meet the growing demand.

In the UK, the government has set up a "charging infrastructure investment fund", together with the expansion of charging networks such as Ionity and BP Pulse, should help ease the demand for charging by car owners.