Tesla Motors was established in 2003 in the famous Silicon Valley by a group of engineers, lead by the revolutionary Elon Musk, who wanted to prove that electric vehicles could be a better alternative to traditional gas-powered vehicles. Tesla believes that electric vehicles could be faster, more performing and more efficient, as well as offer a sustainable alternative to one of the world’s most important problems.
Tesla has a strong presence in the electrification of the transportation industry, and the charging stations infrastructure. Hence, they created a network of Supechargers, level 3 charging stations that are available to all Tesla owners for free. Using these charging stations, it only takes a Model S Tesla or Model X Tesla a few minutes to fully charge.
In 2023, more than 5,952 level 3 charging stations (Superchargers) have been placed strategically to minimise the amount of time spent recharging. These charging stations are generally placed next to restaurants, malls, and places where Wi-Fi is available. Each station has multiple connectors – there are currently more than 54,892 (2023).
You can find out where the level 3 Supercharging stations are using ChargeHub’s interactive ev charging map available for iOS and Android.
