Tesla wants vote for new Supercharger locations

Tesla wants your vote on new Supercharger locations

As the manufacturer continues to extend its network of EV fast-charging stations across North America, Europe, and Asia, Tesla says it is looking to the public for help in determining where to install its next Superchargers.

The company’s @TeslaCharging account tweeted: “Supercharger Voting coming soon. Reply with location suggestions — replies with the most likes will be included in the poll.”

The online survey is being conducted as Tesla prepares to extend its Supercharger network to other electric vehicles by the end of the year. The expansion may help Tesla attract new customers while increasing traffic and revenues throughout the Supercharger network. It may also put strain on the network, particularly in locations with a large concentration of Tesla and other EVs, such as California.

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So far, the most liked responses recommend Alaska, Hawaii, and Vancouver Island in British Columbia. Responses also indicated a significant desire for US National Parks, to which visitors frequently drive considerable distances through rural regions.

Tesla already has over 35,000 Superchargers throughout the world, allowing drivers to go up to 200 miles in 15 minutes.

FAQS:

How fast do tesla superchargers charge?

When you’re away from home, the Tesla Supercharger is the quickest charging option, allowing you to charge your car up to 200 miles in 15 minutes.

How much do tesla superchargers cost?

Although the cost of charging your Tesla varies depending on the Supercharging station, in general, you may expect to pay roughly $25 to fully charge your battery using a Supercharger from 0% to 100%.

how many tesla superchargers are there?

Tesla owns and runs the world’s biggest worldwide, rapid charging network, with over 35,000 Superchargers.

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