Tesla to double its charging station network in Turkey in 2025
Tesla, a leading company in the electric vehicle sector, is preparing to significantly improve its Supercharger infrastructure in Turkey. The company announced plans to open 80 new charging points across 10 cities next year.
Following its recent sales success in the Turkish market, Tesla, led by Elon Musk, has decided to significantly strengthen its charging infrastructure to meet the high demand from electric vehicle owners.
Under the new plan to be implemented as of 2025, a total of 80 new Supercharger units will be installed across 10 different cities nationwide. As a result, Tesla vehicle owners will have access to fast-charging services at many more locations in addition to the existing stations. The company stated that new investments of a similar scale are also on the agenda for 2026.
Tesla's expansion drive will not be limited to adding new stations. With the strengthening of the existing charging infrastructure, the capacity of the Supercharger network in Turkey will reach more than double its current level.
In this period of increasing competition in the electric vehicle market, this move by Tesla is expected to both improve the user experience and raise infrastructure standards across the sector.
News Source: 12punto
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