Recently, foreign media reported that Tesla has officially opened all charging stations to other electric vehicles in the Netherlands, of which there are a total of 54 supercharger stations, which means that not only Tesla, any brand of electric vehicles can be charged at Tesla's supercharger stations. Tesla officially launched a pilot program for non-Tesla electric vehicles in its own charging stations in the Netherlands. The pilot program gives Dutch drivers the opportunity to charge non-Tesla electric vehicles at 10 locations at Tesla charging stations: Sassenheim, Apeldorendon, Melkerke, Henglo, Tilburg, Duyvin, Brecken, Naarden, Emness and Zwolle. Subsequently, the charging pile opening plan will be extended to France, Norway and other European countries and regions.
In November 2022, Tesla officials announced that Tesla's global open supercharger piles have exceeded 30,000. Among them, in Chinese mainland, Tesla has opened more than 7600 superchargering piles, with more than 1750 destination charging piles, covering more than 360 cities.
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