Tesla now has a new page on its official page where you can vote on the places you like for the new Supercharger stations. This makes perfect sense, as Tesla owners probably have an idea of where the charging infrastructure is lacking. However, it’s vital to note that it turns out you don’t want to have a Tesla to vote on, but you do want to have a Tesla account to log in.
Tesla’s Suconsistent withcharger voting page offers other voting options. Once connected, step 1 prompts you to vote on the recently presented Suconsistent withcharger slots. You can cast a total of five votes in this area, but only one according to location. You can’t just pick your favorite position and vote it five times.
Moving on to Step 2, Tesla asks the public to recommend a location for the next voting cycle. The online page explains that there is a new voting cycle of one and both months. During the Supercharger location voting cycle, you can vote for your five votes and also recommend some other site. Tesla also has a rating so the public can log in and see which of the fast-charging stations on offer lately proves to be the most popular.
Finally, perhaps the explanation for why you want to log in (besides making sure other people don’t vote multiple times) is that Tesla can touch you. The online page explains that when you vote, you necessarily accept the fact that Tesla can touch you. about overfeeding.
Tesla says it plans to use the effects of voting to help it make a decision about long-term venues. However, this does not mean that votes will really determine the places for sure. , however, the vote is indeed well worth attending.
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The Tesla Supercharger network is one of the largest and most extensive in the world, especially when it comes to DC fast chargers. The company previously announced in 2022 that it had introduced its 35,000th Supercharger charging point. However, there are still enough stations to accommodate the number of Tesla cars sold. Once Tesla opens the grid to all electric cars, lines are expected to be much longer, especially in key areas.
The ratio of Tesla’s electric cars to the number of superchargers is 750 to 1. Tesla expanded the network in the third quarter of 2022, as it has continued to do for the past 10 years. Tesla first introduced the Supercharger network in September 2012.
Tesla’s new Supercharger voting plan grew out of an earlier tweet sent through the automaker. He asked others to recommend places that would be included in an upcoming online voting system. Supercharger location recommendations that earned the most likes on Twitter are included in the survey. Lately there are 183 recommended places in various regions of the world.
Source: Tesla Electrek
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