Tesla is accelerating its presence in Turkey by increasing the number of Supercharger charging stations, aiming for rapid expansion by 2026. This move is intended to broaden the charging infrastructure for electric vehicles and provide a more convenient experience for drivers. The company's efforts in this direction are gaining importance in parallel with the increasing demand for electric vehicles in the country. Redaksiya reports that a new Supercharger station with 8 sockets has become operational in the Büyükçekmece district of Istanbul. This new station is located in the open parking lot of First Avenue AVM and provides 7/24 service to customers. Here, drivers will be able to charge their vehicles at speeds up to 250 kW. The cables of the new V4 type Supercharger units are longer compared to V3, which facilitates the charging process for owners of various car brands. The number of Supercharger stations in Istanbul has increased to 6. Tesla plans to put new Supercharger stations into service in the cities of Istanbul, Kocaeli, Eskişehir, Samsun, Manisa, and Afyonkarahisar in 2026. The company will continue to add new stations in various cities throughout the year. Tesla Supercharger charging rates (DC 250 kW) are as follows: * For Tesla Owners: 9.40 TL / Kwh * For Other Brand Vehicles: 11.70 TL / Kwh
Electricity tariffs for electric vehicles at charging stations have been announced. This decision was made in connection with the increase in the number of electric vehicles in the country and the development of infrastructure in this area.
Redaksiya reports that the new tariffs have been determined as follows:
* For Tesla Brand Vehicles: 10.70 TL / Kwh
* For Other Brand Vehicles: 11.70 TL / Kwh
The application of these tariffs is aimed at optimizing fuel costs for electric vehicle owners and creating a more affordable transportation option. Furthermore, this step aims to support the use of environmentally friendly vehicles in the country.