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Tesla partners with Steak ‘n Shake on Superchargers with up to more than 100 locations

Tesla has partnered with Steak ‘n Shake to deploy Superchargers at up to more than 100 restaurant locations.

The partnership between Tesla and the American fast food chain has been revealed through a strange series of posts on X.

First, Tesla CEO Elon Musk commented on Steak ‘n Shake’s announcement that it is switching from using seed oils to beef tallow.

The restaurant responded by proposing “Tesla charging stations at Steak n Shake”, but they apparently didn’t know that it was already happening as Tesla responded that they had already signed on 6 sites and they have over 20 more in review:

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The Steak n Shake account responded by suggesting that the partnership extend to over 100 locations:

Thank you Tesla Charging!  Let’s do over 100 locations. Consider all sites approved!

The chain operates over 400 locations around the world – many of them in the midwest. A lot of these locations are located near highways, where Tesla prefers to deploy charging stations.

It’s not the first time that Tesla has partnered with a restaurant for multiple Supercharger locations. It also has a deal with Ruby Tuesday.

Tesla is currently deploying its latest V4 Superchargers capable of 500 kW – with the first stations expected to come online in the US later this year.

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