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| Tesla opens the largest charging station in the world |
Electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla recently expanded its Supercharger charging system, and as a next step, it opened the world's largest supercharged charging station between two major Tesla markets.
Tesla's fleet is growing rapidly, and the automaker is putting more electric cars on the road than any other automaker.
At the same time, the company is trying to maintain its infrastructure such as service centers, mobile service fleets and transportation infrastructure in order to support the growing fleet.
Tesla's shipping infrastructure mainly consists of the Supercharger network, which can be considered one of the company's greatest assets.
Tesla recently announced that it has added the 20,000th Supercharger Network to its Supercharger.
The company opened a new compressor charging station in Firebaugh, California, which is now the largest compressor charging station in the world.
Tesla plans to install 56 Supercharger charging stations at the new terminal, which will become the largest supercharged charging station in the world.
Tesla rarely has supercharging terminals with 50 cabins in China, but it has set a new record of 56.
This new terminal with 56 charging stations for chargers will be six times the average charging stations for Tesla's charges.
It is located between the Bay Area and Los Angeles, which are Tesla's two major markets around the world. There is also a supermarket and restaurant on site that Tesla owners can use while shipping.
Tesla also built a solar roof to protect vehicles from sun protection and operate supercharging stations.
The automaker promised to add more solar power to its compressor system, but the start-up speed was a bit slow.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said Tesla will accelerate expansion with the Supercharger V3 terminal launched last year.
With Tesla building a 64-station cargo terminal in Shanghai, China, the station will likely not be the largest in the world for long.
The Supercharger V3 station, which can complete a charge in less than 30 minutes, is of great help in ensuring that the station can accommodate and support large numbers of vehicles daily.