In Pictures: Tesla passes 85,000 Supercharger stalls globally, plans new 24-stall site in Australia

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Tesla's expanding lineup has driven record EV adoption in markets like Australia, where electric cars now account for nearly a quarter of new sales.

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As Tesla targets 100,000 Supercharger stalls by 2027, drivers in Australia could soon benefit from a proposed 24-stall hub in Yass, NSW.

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The 85,000-stall milestone reflects fourteen years of rapid charger deployment across more than 9,000 global sites.

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With EV sales hitting a record 24.8 per cent share, infrastructure investment remains key to sustaining momentum.

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The milestone 85,000th Supercharger stall was installed in Tsuchiura, Japan, marking a new chapter in Tesla's global rollout.

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Tesla's Supercharger network now spans over 9,000 locations worldwide, making it the largest fast-charging network.

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The proposed Yass site would add 24 stalls to Australia's charging infrastructure as the country's EV market surges.

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Tesla plans to reach 100,000 Supercharger stalls by 2027, continuing its rapid global expansion.

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