The power of Tesla V4 supercharged pile can reach 350kW, and the side is equipped with a display screen and a card swiping inductive area.

CTOnews.com news on July 26, according to the Swinton overcharge station planning document submitted by Tesla in the UK, its V4 overcharge pile power was confirmed as 350kW, and confirmed that the side of the pile body will be equipped with display screen, card swiping induction area and other functions.

The Tesla V4 super charging pile adopts a new styling design and provides a longer charging cable (up to 290cm) to facilitate the charging of third-party electric vehicles.

Compared with the V3 super charging pile, the charging efficiency of the V4 super charging pile has been improved by 40%. In addition, the V4 charging pile is equipped with CCS, and the maximum charging power can reach 350kW. If calculated in terms of peak power, it only takes five minutes to recharge Tesla's electric car to increase its range of 168km.

It is worth mentioning that Tesla showed off a brand new V4 super charging pile at the Goodwood Speed Festival in the UK last week.

Tesla Owners UK found a credit card reader on the V4 super-charging pile and a payment screen to display information such as amount, suggesting that the V4 super-charging pile will support credit card payments in the future.

CTOnews.com Note: Tesla car owners want to use the super charging pile network, which can only be activated through its application. Currently, V2 and V3 charging posts are not equipped with any credit card readers.

With Tesla gradually opening its charging network to non-Tesla car owners and introducing credit card payment scheme, it can further enhance the popularity of charging network.