Tesla flipped a switch, and its Supercharger network became the 'largest public 150 kW+ fast-charging network'

Tesla flipped a switch, and its Supercharger network became the 'largest public 150 kW+ fast-charging network'
Electrek - Fred Lambert • 37d

After recently expanding its Supercharger pilot program for non-Tesla EV owners, the Supercharger network became the ‘largest 150 kW+ public fast-charging network’ in Europe overnight. It’s quite impressive that Tesla did that basically by just flipping a switch. Tesla was early in investing in …

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