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Tesla’s Supercharger Network Does Not Include Commercial Drivers

Tesla Super Charger

The Verge

Tesla recently released a new policy called Supercharger Fair Use, which prohibits new commercial drivers from using the network of charging stations.

The expansion of its network of charging stations is needed to reduce heavy user traffic.

A Tesla spokesperson said that the company does “encourage the use of Teslas for commercial purposes,” and that they will work with drivers to find other places to charge their vehicles. The policy carve out an exception, saying that some stations might be excluded, depending on local circumstances.

Read the original article at The Verge.

Dec 15, 2017connieshedron
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