Tesla Expands its Fast-Charging Network by Adding 10 Supercharger Locations Around the World

With its huge operations now numbering 40,000 locations worldwide, Tesla is also celebrating the launch of its Supercharger Network, making its quick charging for electric vehicles accessible to everyone.  As a means of spreading awareness of Tesla and reaching new markets, the business wants to provide more charging stations for use by everyone. Making electric vehicles is one thing, but if the only places one can connect their EVs for charging are their homes and places of employment, then it would not be essential, which is why the Supercharger is so important. In addition to the present regions where its EVs are accessible to charge, Tesla Charging has published a list of new Supercharger locations throughout the globe. Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, Japan, Spain, South Korea, and Taiwan have all recently been added. [caption id="attachment_65281" align="aligncenter" width="800"] FILE PHOTO: Tesla electric vehicles are charged at a Tesla Supercharger charging station in Hanam, South Korea, July 6, 2020. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji//File Photo[/caption] In a tweet, Tesla Charging noted that the company's Supercharger network now has 40,000 sites worldwide, marking its most recent achievement.  The company's rapidly increasing and developing Supercharger network aims to make its services accessible to everyone, not just Tesla electric cars that need to use the facility and recharge their batteries. Being one of the most known service providers for electric automobiles, Tesla asserts that it possesses the largest global fast-charging network and that its vehicles are more affordable than gasoline. Tesla is the only corporation with the largest electric vehicle charging network, with several outlets that all compatible car brands may utilize to refuel an EV's capacity to travel farther. [caption id="attachment_65282" align="aligncenter" width="960"] Image: Engadget[/caption] The relationship between Tesla EVs and Superchargers is crucial to the company's operations since when the company's EVs enter a territory, a Supercharger would follow, and vice versa. EVs cannot exist without charging stations because people cannot always guarantee that their homes or places of employment will be the only places they need to charge their cars. The company is focused on sharing the design of its ports and chargers with other businesses in order to achieve one of its goals, which is to make its Superchargers the industry standard for North America.