Tesla has inaugurated a new V3 Supercharger in Las Vegas: in addition to being equipped with chargers of 250 kW, the site has a large solar roof and a battery capable of storing energy.
The inhabitants of the city of all vices will appreciate. Las Vegas (Nevada) has just welcomed a brand new infrastructure Tesla Supercharger V3, one of the only currently deployed in the world. As noted by CNET, two other sites had already been upgraded in the United States, but only partially. This launch comes four months after the promises of Elon Musk.
120 km in five minutes
Located near the High Roller Observation Wheel, the largest wheel in the world, the Supercharger is equipped with twenty-four V3 stands, which can find 120 kilometers of autonomy in five minutes with a charger of 250 kW. For the less busy, fifteen other levels two loaders were also introduced.
In total, this station will be able to accommodate up to 1,500 users per day.
The video published by the firm of Elon Musk also takes the opportunity to communicate other figures: in Sin City, Superchargers brand record an average of 6,500 recharge sessions per month. But above all, the spot also has a large solar roof and a Powerpack storage battery. A way for the group to use more renewable energy to power their customers' vehicles.
And Europe, in all this?
At the moment, the American company focuses first of all its efforts in the matter in the USA. To see V3 superchargers land in Europe and Asia, it will wait until the fourth quarter of 2019.
A network of such power brings a certain advantage to the owners of a Tesla: recharging its four-wheel zero emissions in a very short time becomes a reality.
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