Leading American electric automaker Tesla recorded another significant success involving its enormous Supercharging network. According to the company’s Supercharger-exclusive website, there are now 2,000 operational sites in North America.
Remarkably, that enormous number is sufficient to generate up to 500 million miles a month, aligning with Tesla’s efforts in supporting a more sustainable future.
Tesla further strives to expand its Supercharging network
As part of Tesla’s wider strategy of boosting the necessary charging infrastructures for EV owners, the company is also urging new site hosts for the enormous network.
“Join the largest fast charging network in the world. Ideal hosting sites can support eight or more individual parking stalls and provide a hospitable charging experience with amenities such as restaurants, groceries, shops, restrooms and Wi-Fi. Ongoing site selection is based on market expansion needs, as well as popular routes and destinations.”
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Tesla Supercharging expansion – Q1 2023
Impressively, the Tesla Supercharging network, including both stations and connectors, reported substantial growth in Q1 2023 worldwide.
Tesla’s Supercharging stations grew 33% year-on-year to 4,947 sites.
| Period | Supercharger Stations |
| Q1 2022 | 3,724 |
| Q1 2023 | 4,947 |
| YoY Growth | 33% |
Likewise, the necessary connectors increased 34% YoY to 45,169
| Period | Supercharger Stations |
| Q1 2022 | 33,657 |
| Q1 2023 | 45,169 |
| YoY Growth | 34% |
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It is also worth noting that Ford recently agreed to adopt Tesla’s North American Charging Standard, making it possible for Ford EVs to use the Supercharger network in the future.
Late last month, Tesla also partnered with the Canadian government to open its Superchargers to non-Tesla EVs.
See Also:
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- Tesla, Canada partner to open Superchargers to non-Tesla electric vehicles
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- Tesla announces free Supercharger credits for Model S/X to boost Q1 sales
Additionally remarkable, Tesla’s Superchargers have an uptime of over 99%, well exceeding that of third-party options.
These achievements highlight Tesla’s unwavering dedication to building an extensive and efficient charging infrastructure. As a result, it would boost the EV owners’ driving experience, eventually assisting the shift to clean mobility.
