Today, one of the main great parts of Tesla ownership is the ability to use the company’s proprietary network of superchargers for quick and easy charging and back on the road. Looks like your non-Tesla electric car’s Tesla Supercharging dream may soon come true. Based on a report from Electrifying.com In the UK, Britons who are not Tesla owners may be charging on Tesla’s network”in a few weeks.”
Transport Secretary Trudy Harrison confirmed the news to Electrifying, states: “Tesla realizes that they are part of the solution here.” That information aligns with Tesla’s stated goal of making electric vehicle ownership possible for everyone. “Tesla believes the world stops being dependent on fossil fuels and moves towards a zero-emissions future as quickly as possible.” After all, it’s in the company’s mission statement. And there’s no better way to accelerate reliance on fossil fuels than by continuing to promote easy access for everyone to drive electric, whether they own a Tesla or not. .
There are currently around 800 Superchargers in the UK market, which sounds like a lot but that’s just a fraction of the number of charging stations in the country. According to the country’s energy statistics, there are more than 42,000 public toll collection points at more than 15,000 locations. It is said that there are more public places to charge in the UK than gas stations! Obviously not all of those charging points are DC Fast chargers like Tesla’s Supercharger network, so it will still be a major help for Brit EV drivers.
Can you recall? Last July when Elon Musk announced that Tesla would “Make our Supercharger The network opens to other EVs later this year. ” I’m not sure if you’re good at timetables, but the end of the year comes and goes without such a thing happening. Here’s hoping it’s not just another stream of his bullshit and it really happened sooner rather than later.
