Tesla today touted it had reached 25,000 Superchargers “around the world—and counting”.
The news was shared via a retweet of its new @TeslaCharging Twitter account, which Tesla North previously confirmed was an official account from the company last month.
The new @TeslaCharging account on Twitter ‘only’ has 4,251 followers, but recently became verified, cementing its legitimacy as an official account from Tesla. The account joined Twitter back in January 2021.
At the end of Tesla’s Q1 2021, the company reported 24,515 Supercharger connectors, at 2,699 Supercharger stations worldwide.
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