Musk announces map of super charging station: North America and Europe occupy the most
On the morning of May 29, Beijing time, Tesla CEO Elon Musk had a magnificent plan. In addition to developing hyperloops and landing Mars, Musk also wanted to change our road traffic. His latest plan is to expand the "Superchargers" network for Tesla's electric cars. He hopes to build more than 10,000 supercharged piles around the world by the end of next year, allowing Tesla owners to quickly recharge their vehicles anywhere, anytime.
Musk posted a map in a recent tweet that identified the locations of all the supercharger stations to be constructed and the time of construction. At present, Tesla has built 1,200 supercharger stations worldwide, with a total of 9,800 supercharged piles.
These charging posts can give Tesla vehicles 80% of their capacity in less than half an hour, but in some areas, the actual charging speed may not have reached this standard. Musk plans to change this, so that all regions of the Tesla Pull owners can enjoy speedy charging service.
On this map, the red dots represent the charging stations that have been built and the gray ones represent the charging stations that will be built.
The map shows that Europe, North America and China will be the main distribution areas for charging stations.
Musk had previously criticized 350kW charging posts introduced by BMW, Daimler, Ford and Volkswagen. In Tesla's first-quarter earnings conference call, Musk stated that unless the vehicle is equipped with a "monster-class" battery pack, the significance of the 350kW charging pile is not significant.
Musk has also stated that he is open to allowing other electric car manufacturers to use Tesla superchargers, but only if the other party must pay.
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Musk posted a map in a recent tweet that identified the locations of all the supercharger stations to be constructed and the time of construction. At present, Tesla has built 1,200 supercharger stations worldwide, with a total of 9,800 supercharged piles.
These charging posts can give Tesla vehicles 80% of their capacity in less than half an hour, but in some areas, the actual charging speed may not have reached this standard. Musk plans to change this, so that all regions of the Tesla Pull owners can enjoy speedy charging service.
On this map, the red dots represent the charging stations that have been built and the gray ones represent the charging stations that will be built.
The map shows that Europe, North America and China will be the main distribution areas for charging stations.
Musk had previously criticized 350kW charging posts introduced by BMW, Daimler, Ford and Volkswagen. In Tesla's first-quarter earnings conference call, Musk stated that unless the vehicle is equipped with a "monster-class" battery pack, the significance of the 350kW charging pile is not significant.
Musk has also stated that he is open to allowing other electric car manufacturers to use Tesla superchargers, but only if the other party must pay.
More attention:The perseids
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