Tesla's first batch of V4 supercharged piles were put into use in the Netherlands: longer charging lines, maximum output power 600KW

CTOnews.com March 16 news, a few days ago, the first batch of Tesla fourth-generation super-filled piles officially put into use in the Netherlands.

Tesla's fourth-generation super-charged pile adopts a brand-new styling design, with longer charging lines, making it easy to charge third-party electric vehicles and providing a higher charging power than the third-generation super-charged pile. It is reported that the fourth generation of super-charged piles put into use only support Tesla models for charging, and it is expected to be open to other non-Tesla models in the future.

Apart from the significantly longer charging lines, Tesla did not disclose any new information about the fourth-generation super charging piles. Fortunately, the local owner of Tesla went to the newly built charging station, which let us know more about its power. A Tesla owner found the electric vehicle specifications of the charger, showing that its rated voltage is 1000 volts and rated current is 615A, which means that the theoretical total maximum power output is 600kW. According to CTOnews.com, it is difficult to maintain or even achieve the maximum rated output power in practical use, and most Tesla cars at present can not even accept such a large power.