The 10,000th Tesla Supercharger in mainland China was completed today at the Shanghai Oriental Pearl Supercharger Station, a milestone of great monumental significance, and with the soundness of the charging network, the replenishment experience for users of pure electric vehicles will become more and more convenient.
In November this year, Tesla built 30 new supercharging stations, 125 supercharging piles, 7 destination charging stations, and 24 destination charging piles in mainland China. Cities (counties) are online.
According to public information, Tesla’s supercharging network covers 100% of all provincial capitals and municipalities in mainland China and has achieved full coverage of prefecture-level cities in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Hebei, Shandong, Guangdong, Guizhou, Shanxi, Henan and other places.
As of last month, Tesla has built and opened more than 1,400 supercharging stations, more than 9,700 supercharging piles, more than 700 destination charging stations, and more than 1,900 destination charging piles in mainland China. In addition, foreign media recently reported that Tesla will allow third-party charging piles to be connected to its navigation system.
According to Tesla’s official introduction, the peak charging power of the V3 supercharging pile can reach 250kW. Under peak power, it can supplement the vehicle’s cruising range of about 250 kilometers in 15 minutes. The peak charging speed will vary depending on the model. .
