Tesla continues it’s expansion of the super-charging network on the east-coast of Australia with the opening of 2 new stations offering free recharging of Tesla cars in NSW and Victoria.
The Supercharger station in Goulburn – the largest in the southern hemisphere – will now mean Tesla drivers can drive from Sydney to Canberra and back with absolutely no cost involved.
The station isoff the Hume Highway at the visitor’s centre and will be able to charge up to eight Tesla’s at one time. The Wodonga station will have 6 spots for recharging and is located close to the main street.
The Tesla Supercharger can supply a Model S with up to 270km of range in just 30 minutes.
Tesla has now installed over 500 Supercharger stations around the world since the Model S’ 2012 launch, with almost 2300 individual Supercharger bays available to customers.
In Australia there are also Superchargers in Euroa, The Star Casino in Pyrmont, Sydney, as well as the Tesla flagship store in St Leonards, Sydney.
With more SuperChargers planned for construction, Tesla owners can expect to drive up and down the entire east coast of Australia for free. In the meantime, it is possible to travel long-distances without them!
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