Tesla opens its first V4 Supercharger station in the UK
IT House News on August 27, Tesla has officially launched the UK's first V4 Supercharger station at the Tottenham Service Center in Tottenham, UK, which is also the seventh V4 Supercharger outlet in Europe.
The most interesting thing about this site is that it adds card payment (using contactless bank card readers) that allows even non-Tesla electric vehicles to be charged through the CCS charging connector, and the cost of a minute is shown as £0.50 (IT House Note: currently about 4.59 yuan).
According to the test (Kia electric vehicle), Tesla will first charge the user a certain fee and return the difference after the charging is over.
That is, non-Tesla owners can charge even the dollar Tesla app. That said, there are now three methods:
As of the first half of 2023, Tesla's Supercharger network includes 5,262 charging stations, 48,082 charging piles/charging interfaces, and an average of 9.1 charging piles/interfaces per site.
It is worth mentioning that at present, Tesla V4 Supercharger stations only exist in Europe. Currently known, publicly available V4 Superchargers include:
Austria: 1
France: 3
Germany: 1
Netherlands: 1
United Kingdom: 1
Total (known): 7
Under construction: 1 in Norway, 1 in Spain