Iħjut It-tesla supercharger network jilħaq NY, LA

Is-sidien ta 'Tesla Model S issa jistgħu jsuqu minn New York għal Los Angeles mingħajr ma jħallsu biex jiċċarġjaw il-karozza tagħhom sakemm ikunu kuntenti li jsegwu rotta li tfisser.
Il-manifattur tal-karozzi elettriċi bbażat f'Palo Alto, Calif. għandu 71 stazzjon Supercharger madwar l-Amerika ta 'Fuq skont il-Websajt tiegħu. Il-Kap Eżekuttiv u ko-fundatur Elon Musk tweeted nhar il-Ħadd li l-istazzjonijiet tal-kumpanija issa jkopru madwar 80 fil-mija tal-popolazzjoni tal-Istati Uniti.

F'Ottubru li għadda, it-tlestija ta 'sensiela ta' ċarġers li tippermetti lis-sidien tal-Mudell S isuqu minn California għall-British Columbia, il-Kanada. Verżjonijiet tal-karozza bil-pakkett tal-batterija iżgħar u inqas għali ta '60 kWh jistgħu jaċċessaw in-netwerk iżda biss wara li jħallsu miżata ta' darba ta '$ 2,000.
Bl-użu tat-tagħmir, is-sewwieqa jistgħu jerġgħu jiksbu sa 170 mil ta 'firxa fi 30 minuta.
Din is-sena, il-kumpanija qed tippjana li espandiet bil-kbir in-netwerk attwali tagħha għall-bżar ħafna mill-Istati Uniti u wħud mill-aktar porzjonijiet tan-Nofsinhar tal-Kanada. Sal-2015, jgħid li "98 fil-mija" tal-popolazzjoni tal-Istati Uniti se tkun koperta min-netwerk Supercharger.

Tesla Model S owners can now drive from New York to Los Angeles without paying to charge their car as long as they’re happy to follow a meandering route.
The Palo Alto, Calif. -based electric car manufacturer has 71 Supercharger stations across North America according to its Web site. CEO and co-founder Elon Musk tweeted on Sunday that the company’s stations now cover approximately 80 percent of the U. S. population.

Last October, the completed a string of chargers that allows Model S owners to drive from California to British Columbia, Canada. Versions of the car with the smaller and less expensive 60 kWh battery pack can access the network but only after paying a one-time $2,000 fee.
By using the equipment, drivers can regain up to 170 miles of range in 30 minutes.
This year, the company plans to have vastly expanded its current network to pepper much of the U. S. and some of the most southern portions of Canada. By 2015, it says that “98 percent” of the U. S. population will be covered by the Supercharger network.