Tesla announced on Monday that it will allow other brands of electric vehicles to use its European super charging network for the first time.
This project will first be tested at 10 super charging stations in the Netherlands. Tesla's share price rose in response, rising $94.92 in regular trading, an increase of 8.52%, to close at $1208.92.
Tesla said in a statement, “For the large-scale popularization of electric vehicles, a convenient and reliable large-scale fast charging network is essential. This is also the rapid expansion of our charging network since the construction of the first super charging pile in 2012. Reason." Tesla has the world's largest electric vehicle charging network, including 25,000 super charging stations.
Tesla said this project is only part of a broader plan to open up charging networks to other brands of electric vehicles.
Tesla encourages Tesla electric car drivers to use these 10 charging stations in the Netherlands as normal. In the United States, currently only Tesla car drivers can use its charging pile.
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