Tesla has reached a significant milestone with the opening of its 100th Supercharger site in Glenelg, South Australia. This not only marks a decade of Superchargers' presence in Australia, but also underlines Tesla's commitment to reducing drivers' range anxiety and encouraging the uptake of electric vehicles (EVs).
Progress and future plans
A few months ago, we reported on difficulties within the Supercharger team and potential delays in expansion. However, recent developments show that the expansion has now been given the green light. The opening of the 100th location is a sign of the reliability and efficiency of the Tesla-charging network, which now comprises over 600 charging stations in Australia.
Thom Drew, Country Director of Tesla Australia and New Zealand, emphasizes: "We are investing in our Supercharger network to provide a charging experience that integrates into the Australian lifestyle. Our goal is to eliminate range anxiety and make the benefits of electric driving accessible to more people."
Access for all EV drivers
Of particular note is that some Tesla-locations are also accessible for nonTesla-drivers. This expands the charging infrastructure on important transport routes and offers additional options for other electric vehicles, even if this is currently only possible to a limited extent.
Upcoming Supercharger locations
Over the next 15 months Tesla to open 17 more Superchargers in Australia, including locations in New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria. These additions will make it easier for drivers to charge their vehicles safely and quickly while on the road.
Recently opened Superchargers:
- Hay, New South Wales
- Yandina, Queensland
- South Melbourne, Victoria
- Chatswood, New South Wales
- Dee Why, New South Wales
- Port Campbell, Victoria
- Bright, Victoria
- Glenelg, South Australia
Planned Supercharger locations:
- Alexandria, New South Wales
- Armidale, New South Wales
- Bankstown, New South Wales
- Bordertown, South Australia
- Cairns, Queensland
- Gosford, New South Wales
- Mackay, Queensland
- Moonee Beach, New South Wales
- Morang, Victoria
- Narrabri, New South Wales
- Parkes, New South Wales
- Port Augusta, South Australia
- Port Campbell, Victoria
- Sunshine Coast, Queensland
- Townsville, Queensland
- Traralgon, Victoria
- Waterloo, New South Wales
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