Tesla continues its project to open Supercharger stations for all electric vehicles. The initiative, which launched in Europe in November 2021, is in the Netherlands. Also in Italy some of Tesla’s superchargers have already been opened up to other automakers’ battery-powered vehicles. For some time, there was talk of expanding this project to the United States.
Finally, between Tesla and the US government reached an agreement to open Supercharger stations for all electric vehicles in the country.
According to White House documents, Tesla will open part of its Supercharger network. Charger Destination in the United States to electric vehicles from other manufacturers, resulting in at least 7,500 charging points available for all electric vehicles. by the end of 2024.
In particular, Tesla is committed to making battery-powered cars accessible to everyone. at least 3500 superchargers (intended for account replenishment) from 250 kW, both new and existing, along major highways. But that’s not all, because as part of this Tesla project aims to more than double its charging network Superchargers in the USA. Confirmation of the agreement reached also came from Tesla via its Twitter account dedicated to the Supercharger network.
By the end of 2024, our US network will more than double in size to support our growing fleet of Tesla vehicles and new EV buyers.
— Tesla Charging (@TeslaCharging) February 15, 2023
The announcement comes days after Tesla CEO Elon Musk met with Biden administration officials to discuss fast-charging infrastructure.
Agreement reached between Tesla and the US government it will benefit both. The automaker will have access to part of economic incentives that the Biden government is willing to subsidize the growth of electric vehicle charging infrastructure in the country. We remind you that one of the conditions for receiving incentives is the availability of replenishment of points for everyone. Funds that are critical to the automaker’s rapidly growing charging infrastructure.
However, there are advantages to the American government, which can make available relatively quickly extensive charging network for all electricity users countries. A very important aspect, given the government’s plan to increase the spread of battery-powered vehicles.
Source: HD Motori
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