The American EV brand is expanding its charger network in key markets around the world.
. In the 2022 Impact Report, Tesla entitled the part about reliability as “Chargers that just work.”
Compared to the first three months of the year, the Supercharger network has grown by at least 53 stalls globally, seeing how during the Q1 earnings call it was disclosed thatAccording to the earnings call deck notes, Tesla installs an average of ten stalls per site, which is more than double the industry average. This is most probably due to the ease of installation of the company’s, which come with stalls mounted on a concrete slab and grid connectivity-ready electrical components.
Besides the 5,000-site milestone, Tesla’s Japanese Twitter account announced on the same day that the company now has 300 Supercharger sites operating in the country.
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