A new Tesla supercharger is now live in Cranberry Township with 12 stalls
Over 4,000 different sites across the earth host the 40,000 Superchargers. With Tesla deploying around 10,000 Superchargers this year, the network’s expansion is also increasing.
The Supercharger network is rapidly expanding and already has the largest EV fast-charging network in the world. The Supercharger network will evolve because Tesla gradually allows non-Tesla electric vehicles to use its large network of superchargers.
Tesla is also enlarging there charging networks all around the world. Now recently, they have added a new supercharger in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania. According to a company post, a total of 12 stalls have been placed at this new supercharging station. This means that 12 vehicles can charge themselves at the same time.
New Tesla Supercharger: Cranberry Township, PA (12 stalls) https://t.co/mZ1GeXYoIp pic.twitter.com/hkDwZ7E26r
— Tesla Charging (@TeslaCharging) December 20, 2022
The Tesla Supercharger network is now the biggest and perhaps the most extraordinary DC fast-charging network worldwide, operating for ten years. Over 4,000 different sites across the earth host the 40,000 Superchargers. With Tesla deploying around 10,000 Superchargers this year, the network’s expansion is also increasing.
The manufacturer is also preparing to make numerous significant adjustments to the charging network and deploy many additional stations.
In gradually allowing non-Tesla electric vehicles access to the Supercharger network, Tesla is growing to become the leading EV charging provider, and the business recently opened up its charge connector, the only connector on all Superchargers in that region. To establish its charge connector as the new charging standard in North America.
