Tesla has expanded its charging network in Chinese mainland to more than 1,100 superchargers after adding 24 new charging stations in January, and currently tesla provides more than 8,300 supercharger stations and 1,800 destination charging stations, covering more than 360 cities in the country.
Tesla's charging network in Chinese mainland has been expanding, adding 24 new supercharger stations and 151 charging stations in 21 cities in January alone, according to a statement from Tesla's China charging team, only two of which are equipped with V2 charging stations, while all other charging stations are equipped with V3 charging piles.
The reason why Tesla charging stations can rise, one is because China is Tesla's second largest market, Tesla needs to meet the needs of domestic consumers, and second, as Chinese more and more turn to electric vehicles, Tesla has gradually become one of their favorite brands, so this potential market needs Tesla to take priority.