The world's longest Tesla supercharger is now available in France. Unlike other electric vehicle charging stations, this charging station has an unusual configuration, resulting in its long appearance.
(Photo: PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images)
On January 4, 2021, at a Tesla company supercharging station in Hawthorne, California, a 250kW electric vehicle charging station appeared Tesla logo. After soaring stock prices in 2020 due to soaring car deliveries, Tesla entered 2021 with momentum, although its vision of mainstreaming electric vehicles still has some way to go.
The longest Tesla booster station in the world
According to Electrek's latest report, the giant electric car maker already owns a Tesla supercharger station in Montauban, France. The first has 16 independent charging units.
Tesla's electric car stopped at the company's booster station in Hawthorne, California, on January 4, 2021. After soaring stock prices in 2020 due to soaring car deliveries, Tesla entered 2021 with momentum, although its vision of mainstreaming electric vehicles still has some way to go. (Patrick M. T. Fallon/AFP photo)
However, the new offers 28 V3 supercharger units, which are mounted in a straight line. Although there are not many charging units, they still look very long.
Currently, the new charging station is open to Tesla EV owners and other EV consumers with different EV models.
Currently, there are more than 30,000 superchargers in approximately 3,400 charging stations by the end of 2021. This is a huge increase, with the total number of Tesla charging stations and individual charging units increasing by 35%.
However, some experts claim that the big automaker still needs to do more as demand for electric vehicles is increasing, especially as many countries experience severe fuel price increases.
Other efforts of Tesla superchargers
In addition to France's world's longest Tesla supercharger station, the electric car giant has also made a huge effort in Ukraine. The Driven reports that it is planning to open charging stations to other ev owners.
Tesla explained that this is to ease the pressure on Ukraine's electric vehicle charging infrastructure in 2022. Ukraine's transport minister, Trudy Harrison, confirmed that they are already in talks with automakers about the campaign.
If you want to see more details about Tesla's work at a supercharger station in Ukraine, you can click on this link.
In 2021, the automaker announced the installation of a Tesla supercharker at its Nevada gigafactory.
Meanwhile, new sites were discovered on the latest Tesla supercharger map version.
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