Tesla Supercharger charging stations are demanded by all electric car owners because they can fill at high speed. Currently offering DC charging speeds of up to a maximum of 300 kW (mostly 150 kW), these stations have recently been able to deliver up to 250 kW. However, the doors of Tesla Supercharger charging stations were opened to the entire USA. Here are the details…
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Charging stations in Turkey currently offer filling speeds of up to 150 kW. In the near future, it is expected to be 180 kW. But when we look at the average, it is around 50 kW. Although we see that higher speeds are offered in Europe and the USA, their average is only slightly higher than in Turkey due to the large number of stations.
Tesla wants to change this situation. In this context, the Non-Tesla Supercharger Pilot program, which was initially available at certain stations in the Netherlands, Norway and France, has also been launched in England, Spain, Sweden, Belgium, Iceland and Austria in recent months. As of today, the USA has joined these countries.
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In fact, we can say that Tesla is progressing much faster than expected in this area. So much so that next year it may come to the point of monopolization in charging station operations. Of course, this situation will have a positive effect in the short term in terms of accessing better service for the consumer in the electric car transformation.
The company, which will officially start sales and operations in Turkey in the near future, has started to install charging stations in predetermined areas. In fact, we visited the stations whose installation has not yet started in Bolu and whose installation phase has been completed in Istanbul.
Therefore, Tesla is expected to take a similar step in Turkey with the sale of cars this year and open its doors to all electric cars. Of course, if this pilot program is successful until then, it can take this step at all stations in the world.
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