The largest Tesla Supercharger in Canada will soon be constructed.
This was confirmed after the giant EV maker filed paperwork to build the charging station. Numerous reports stated that Tesla filed its paperwork with the city back in March. Canada is among the main markets for the EV maker.
Once the new Tesla Supercharger station arrives in this 2nd largest country, Canadian Tesla EV owners can greatly benefit from it.
Largest Tesla Supercharger in Canada to Arrive!
According to Drive Tesla Canada's latest report, the largest Tesla Supercharger in Canada will be located at Brampton's Trinity Common Mall.
It is expected to be constructed in an isolated parking area beside the Rogers store at 210 Great Lakes Drive.
Based on the acquired Tesla paperwork, the new Supercharger will be built along the outer edges of the parking area; this is similar to the design of North York's Supercharger station.
Although it is expected to be the largest Supercharger station in Canada, experts clarified that it would not come close to the size of the largest U.S. Tesla Supercharger.
Aside from these details, it was also confirmed that the upcoming EV charging station will not feature the pre-fabricated Superchargers of Tesla.
Other Supercharger Efforts of Tesla
Building new Supercharger stations in different countries is not the only effort made by Tesla today. The giant automaker also offers reduced pricing in several European countries.
Teslarati reported that the EV manufacturer decreased its Supercharger fees in Europe by over 10%. Among the countries that experienced lower Supercharger fees are Germany and Netherlands.
As of writing, Tesla is still improving its Supercharger business. Recently, the automaker announced that its 45,000th Supercharger stall was already completed.
If you want to learn more about Tesla's supercharger efforts, you can click this link.
In other news, a new Tesla Shanghai factory for Megapack batteries has been announced. Meanwhile, experts claimed that Tesla's price cuts in California were not able to save its market share.
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