Tesla stated on its official account that it currently has more than 20,000 supercharging stations worldwide.
At the same time, Tesla stated that it has built over 490 supercharging stations and more than 2,000 destination charging stations in mainland China (excluding Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan), covering over 250 cities in China and forming a nationwide charging network. In the future, the company will continue expanding its charging network to provide car owners with higher-quality and more convenient charging services.
Tesla disclosed in its third-quarter earnings report released on October 21 that, as of the end of the third quarter this year, the company had 2,181 supercharging stations, a year-on-year increase of 32%, and the number of Supercharger piles rose to 19,437, up 33% year-on-year.
The financial reports show that in the third quarter of this year alone, Tesla added 146 new supercharging stations and installed 1,337 new charging piles.
Now, more than half a month since the release of the third-quarter financial report, the company said that the number of charging stalls has exceeded 20,000.
Tesla recognized from the very beginning that a fast and widespread charging network was crucial to building a shared Tesla ecosystem, enabling owners to switch from gasoline-powered cars to electric vehicles. Today, the company’s charging network has become one of its most important advantages.
As Tesla’s electric vehicle deliveries increase, consumer demand for charging stations will also grow. In the future, Tesla will need to build more Supercharger stations and charging piles.
The supercharging station is a complex electromechanical system that can provide power to Tesla vehicles, completing a full charge in just 20 minutes. In addition, this equipment can also be installed on the busiest traffic routes in Asia to meet the charging needs of long-distance travel.
