Tesla Installs New V4 Superchargers In Europe With Longer Cables

Tesla Installs New V4 Superchargers In Europe With Longer Cables via insideevs.com

Anyway, it's great to see that Tesla continues to improve its fast charging network, which currently is available for non-Tesla vehicles at select stations in 17 countries .

Globally, the network consists of well over 40,000 stalls at roughly 4,700 stations. Once the network is opened to other electric cars , then it will become one of the largest publicly available fast-charging networks. The short-term plan for Tesla seems to be the launch of V4 Supercharging stalls with longer cables . In the US, the first topic is to retrofit stations with the Magic Dock and install new stations, equipped with the Magic Dock right from the start. Separately, we might see some other changes, not yet announced, like another power boost, a higher voltage, a different layout, or auxiliary elements.

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