Russia's invasion of Ukraine has attracted global attention and sparked a wave of discussion around the world. The American electric car brand Tesla has also made a move. In addition to providing his own SpaceX satellite network as a network service to Ukraine, Elon Musk also opened a supercharger station free charging service for some parts of Europe affected by the Russo-Ukrainian War.
Tesla offers free charging of unlimited brand electric vehicles in Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and other regions adjacent to Ukraine.
Tesla announced that starting Monday, it will first target Trzebownisko in Poland, Ko ice in Slovakia, miskolc and Debrecen in Hungary, all of which are close to Ukraine.
There is no restriction on electric vehicles other than Tesla, as long as it is an electric vehicle, it can be charged for free at the supercharger stations in these areas, hoping to help car owners reach a safe place with peace of mind.
In addition to free charging of electric vehicles, Elon Musk also provides its own SpaceX satellite network for Ukraine to use.
On Tesla's official website, it is also clear that "providing an extensive, convenient and reliable fast charging network is extremely important for expanding the scale of electric vehicles."
What do you think of Elon Musk's approach?