Tesla announced on Tuesday it has hit a milestone of reaching 10,000 Superchargers in Europe.
“Tesla owners in Europe now have access to over 10,000 Superchargers, spread over 30 countries,” said the automaker on LinkedIn. “The European network has already grown more in 2022 than any other year, with still 3 months to go,” said Tesla.
Accompanied with the post was a link to the company’s Supercharger map, and a short video detailing 10,000 Superchargers across Europe.
Last March, Tesla announced it had over 6,000 Supercharger locations in Europe.
Tesla said its Q3 saw record production and delivery numbers, while its earnings call is slated for later this month on October 19, 2022. We should find out how much the Supercharger network has grown.
Back in Q2, Tesla had 3,971 Supercharger locations worldwide with 36,165 Supercharging stalls at these locations.
Next year, Tesla is expected to unveil its V4 Superchargers. You can check out our weekly global overview of new Superchargers here.
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