The world’s first known V4 Supercharger is slated for Yuma County, Arizona, located southwest of Phoenix.
That’s according to findings from Supercharger aficionado Marco (@MarcoRPTesla) shared on Sunday.
Marco says this first V4 Supercharger will have 40 charging stalls, plus two 4,500 square-foot solar arrays. Also planned is a Megapack on a new vacant lot by the Dateland Travel Center, on Interstate 8 on the San Diego to Tucson route.
“The access to the vacant lot is located on the southeast corner of the travel center property. The chargers themselves are a very short distance from the building,” explained Marco.
He also noted, “there are two [Americans with Disabilities Act] accessible stalls, as well as one designated pull-through stall for trailers.”
The first solar canopy will cover the main block of 24 charging stalls (but not the pull-through), while the second canopy will cover the other 16 chargers.
Marco added, “they will have Tesla logos on the side, a bit like the ones at Firebaugh and Baker.”
Earlier this month, Marco had uncovered V4 Superchargers would be debuting in 2023 and come pre-fabricated. Tesla’s V4 Superchargers are said to have higher peak charging speeds compared to V3 Superchargers, with the latter able to charge at up to 250 kW speeds.
