Tesla is now celebrating its Supercharger Network, with its massive operations now counting 40,000 locations worldwide, making its fast charging for electric vehicles available for all to use. The company aims to deliver more charging stations for the world to use, particularly as it is also a way to expand Tesla's fame and reach different parts of the world.

Making electric vehicles is one thing, but that would not be necessary if one's home and one's place of work are the only places where one can hook up their EVs when it is time for charging, hence the importance of the Supercharger.

Tesla's 10 New Supercharger Locations in the World, Adding to Its Network

Tesla Charging added a list of new Supercharger locations in the world, adding to its current regions where its EVs are available to charge the electric vehicles of the company. It includes a new addition in Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, Japan, Spain, South Korea, and Taiwan.

• Waterville, Maine (12 stalls)

• Gloucester, Massachusetts (8 stalls)

• Rimouski, Quebec (8 stalls)

• St. Johnsburry, Vermont (8 stalls)

• Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan (4 stalls)

• Mallorca, Spain (2 stalls)

• MegaPark, Barakaldo, Spain (16 stalls)

• Goyang - Donaedong, South Korea (8 stalls)

• GimcheonGumi Moda Outlet, South Korea (8 stalls) 

• Kaohsiung - Science Park, Taiwan (6 stalls)

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Tesla Superchargers Reach 40,000 Locations Worldwide

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Tesla Charging posted a tweet, celebrating its latest milestone on the company's Supercharger network now reaching 40,000 locations worldwide. The company's fast-growing and expanding Superchargers aim to make its services available to all, and not only for Tesla electric cars to use the location and replenish their battery's charges.

The company claims that it owns the world's largest global fast charging network, being one of the most renowned service providers in terms of electric vehicles, one which Tesla says is cheaper than gasoline.

Tesla is also the only company with the largest charging network for electric vehicles, with many locations all compatible car brands may use to replenish an EV's capability to go the extra mile.

Tesla and its Electric Mobility Advancements

There is no doubt that Tesla is one of the most famous electric vehicle companies in the world, and the company has massive operations in the global market, with it aiming to expand more in different countries. It aims to bring its EVs and charging systems to many users, being the pioneers in transforming the world's transportation system to clean energy.

Tesla EVs and Superchargers share a mutual relationship that is essential in its operations, as when the company's EVs arrive in a region, there would be a Supercharger coming, and vice versa.

EVs cannot live by themselves without charging stations, as people cannot always ensure that their homes or workplace would be the only locations would they need to charge their vehicles.

One of the company's goals is to make its Superchargers the standard for North America, and it is centered on sharing the design of its ports and chargers with other companies.

With Tesla standing at the cusp of electric vehicles and the clean energy transition, its Superchargers bring a significant advancement to deliver fast charging networks to all users. Its Supercharger network's numbers are indeed massive now, but it will grow more in the future, ensuring that more countries get it and use it for their needs to charge their cars, also welcoming other brands.

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Written by Isaiah Richard