Tesla has now officially deployed over 10,000 Superchargers around the world.

The automaker is about 5 months late with the milestone, but it is now adding stations at a high pace and it plans to expand even faster once the next-gen Supercharger is ready. expand full story

Tesla has been working on a new generation of its Supercharger fast-charging station for over a year now. Last month, CEO Elon Musk said that they plan to finally release the Supercharger V3 “late this summer.”

Now he says that they are instead planning to release the new Supercharger stations at “the end of the year” and it will be ‘zombie apocalypse-proof’. expand full story

Tesla’s Supercharger network is gradually starting to replace gas stations for Tesla owners, but it has so far been missing an important tool that drivers find at gas stations: a squeegee.

Now it looks like Tesla is finally starting to add the requested feature to some Supercharger stations. expand full story

As promised by CEO Elon Musk last week, Tesla has updated its map of planned Supercharger locations to show the upcoming stations in its 2018-2019 expansion.

It shows many more stations coming mainly to North America, Europe, and China. expand full story

Last night, Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirmed the timing for the automaker’s next generation of DC fast-charging technology: the Supercharger V3.

Tesla aims to release the more powerful Supercharger V3 for quicker charging ‘late’ this summer. expand full story

It looks like Tesla might have a surprise update to the Supercharger network, according to Elon Musk.

The CEO says that an updated map is coming as “thousands of Supercharger stations” are in the construction or permitting phase. expand full story

Several new electric vehicle fast-charging networks are currently under construction, but Tesla’s Supercharger network is still the one to beat.

The California-based automaker is not sitting on its EV charging infrastructure lead as it has been deploying new chargers at a record pace this year. expand full story

Over the past year, Tesla appeared to be walking away from their announced Supercharger V3 with a faster charge rate, but now the company has clarified their plans and indicated that they will stay away from the 350 kW charging technology that other manufacturers, like Porsche, are bringing to market. expand full story

When Elon Musk said that he plans to open an “old school drive-in, roller skates & rock restaurant at one of the new Tesla Supercharger locations in Los Angeles”, it was yet another “is he joking?” kind of Elon Musk idea, but he apparently wasn’t.

Tesla has now applied for permits to build a restaurant and Supercharger station in Santa Monica. expand full story

Tesla officially introduced its paid Supercharger network access plan over a year ago, but it’s only now starting to have a greater impact since virtually only Model 3 owners are on it and the vehicle is just now starting to hit the roads in greater numbers.

And with that, the automaker is now increasing the cost of the paid Supercharger access, but a spokesperson still insists that it ‘will never be a profit center’ for the company. expand full story