Tesla to open up 7,500 charging stations by 2024

Tesla has been focusing on future of their innovations and EV charges. The company has rolled up their sleeves to offer more and more for their users. In a sense that by 2024 there will be 7500 charging stationss. The $7.5 billion proposal by the Biden administration to put 500,000 EV chargers on US roads by 2030 has been updated with new projects. As part of that, it was disclosed that Tesla had agreed to make 7,500 of its charging stations available to vehicles other than Teslas by the end of 2024.

Tesla to open up 7,500 charging stations by 2024

Select Tesla Superchargers across the US will soon be open to all EVs

— Tesla Charging (@TeslaCharging) February 15, 2023

Tesla stated that the open-access Supercharger program, which is presently being tested in 16 European countries, would be expanding to the US in 2021. The White House has disclosed the plan's specifics now that a concrete date has been established. 3,500 of the 7,500 available chargers for all compatible EVs will be 250 kW Superchargers that are brand-new or already in place along major highways. Resting locations will be Level 2 Destination Charging stations (maximum 22 kW) at hotels, eateries, and other urban locations and rural locations. Tesla will also boost its US Supercharger network by 300 percent, officials said.