Tesla has updated the map of the charging stations: first stop in Lithuania

The development of new supercharging stages is somewhat broken, in part because of the development and deployment of the next generation of Supercharger V3 technology.

This year, Tesla introduced a third-generation electric vehicle charging technology that will provide a 240kW load and a 0-100% electric vehicle battery. it can be recharged in 15 minutes.

Tesla is currently deploying this technology and has just opened a Supercharger V3 stop in Las Vegas.

However, this is only the beginning and these stops will be deployed first in the United States. So let's go back to the Supercharger shutdown plans.

Tesla has updated the information and can visit their official website to see where the Supercharger stations are already installed and where and when they are scheduled to be open.

Tesla seems to plan new Supercharger stops in different parts of the world, including Iceland and Central and Eastern Europe.

On the map provided by Tesla, we can see that Lithuania will also receive the first Supercharger stop. Its opening is scheduled for 2020 and should be built in Kaunas.

Of course, you are informed that the specific time and place can still change.

Today, Tesla has a total of 1,533 Supercharger stations around the world, which can charge 13,344 electric vehicles at a time. The company plans to double those numbers in the next few years.

Elon Musk said that one of the company's main goals now is to provide the network of charging stations and service centers needed by new market relays.

It is also unlikely that Tesla will solve the problems badociated with the V3 compressor because they have fully supported the next generation of production stations. The company has now installed several production lines for the production of Supercharger V3 stations at its Gigafactory 2 plant in Buffalo, which is expected to increase production volumes, speed of deployment in the United States and, at the same time, Europe would accelerate deployment of Supercharger stations.