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A Year Ago There Were 100 – Now The Number Has Surpassed 2000

These stations are super fast charging stations and they are solar powered and free to use forever.

Think of what that means for the future of Tesla’s cars.

The resistance to buying electric cars is dropping daily and more people are making the switch to these green electric cars.

Based on what Elon Musk has been saying, the Model 3 should have at least 200 miles of driving range, but to make it more affordable compared to the Model S, it’ll probably never have quite as much range as its bigger sibling, so truly fixing range anxiety is crucial. The company has been attacking this on the software front, with an update that Musk says makes it “impossible to unintentionally run out of range.”

But the linchpin of the strategy is still to have enough super-fast charging stations everywhere so that wherever you are, and wherever you want to go, your Tesla’s onboard computer can pick a route for you that will ensure you don’t run out of juice.This is why I keep an eye on Tesla’s progress with the Supercharger network; for the future mass-adoption of electric cars (Model 3 at the leading edge, but also no doubt other upcoming EVs from other companies).

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