Tesla is preparing to open up its vast network of superchargers to all electric vehicles in the UK "within weeks or months", and according to Transport Minister Harry Harrison ( who said in a recent interview with Electrifying.com ) , the government has been in discussions with "large car and charging station infrastructure personnel to persuade them to make some charging infrastructure available to others as well." ”
When asked by ginny Buckley, who was Electrifying.com, if this was Tesla, Harrison said yes, and that Tesla was "fantastic at working with us", and while Harrison could not provide the exact date when the supercharger network would be open to other electric cars in the UK, she did say it would happen "in weeks or months, not years".
Tesla's charging network currently covers 87 different locations and 780 parking spaces in the UK. Tesla has also opened their supercharger stations in the Netherlands, France and Norway, and with the release of charging stations in the Uk, it may not be far from the opening of Tesla's charging piles in the entire European market.