New Milestone for Tesla’s Ev Charger

According to TechWeb News on April 10, Tesla announced that over 45,000 super chargers have been installed around the world, reaching a new milestone.

Rather than relying on charging networks from the third party like most automakers, Tesla has developed its own charging network from scratch. Currently, the company's supercharger network is the most extensive charging network for electric vehicles in the world, which has become one of their advantages.

Tesla has been deploying super charging since 2012. The number of chargers exceeded 10,000 in June 2018, outnumbered 20,000 on November 8, 2020, surpassed 25,000 in May 2021, and reached 40,000 on November 22, 2022. Now it arrived 45,000. This new milestone is less than 5 months away from the previous one.

The company also noted that more than half of the world's 40,000 superchargers are built in its New York factory, which is producing giant chargers designed for Tesla's Semi electric semi-truck.

As Tesla puts more electric vehicles on the road, the company is also rapidly expanding its Supercharger network to support its ecosystem.

At the end of February this year, Tesla announced that it would officially open some super charging stations in the United States to owners of electric vehicles of other brands. Non-Tesla electric car owners only need to download the Tesla app, create an account, and add a credit card to go to some super charging stations equipped with Magic Dock.