Thirty-eight new V3 Superchargers coming soon to Canada

Earlier this year, Tesla announced its latest version of the Supercharger, V3, capable of providing 250kW of charging power. By adding this latest version to its Supercharger network, Tesla hopes to finally reach the goal of 18,000 Superchargers that Tesla CEO Elon Musk promised by the end of 2018. In reality, just 12,000 were built by the end of 2018, with the current total hovering around 14,000.

The good news is that it looks like Canada will be receiving at least 38 locations of the latest V3 Supercharger. Up until now, there have been just 2 locations built with the V3 Supercharger technology, both in the United States. These new V3 Superchargers will definitely help fill the gap in Superchargers in Central Canada, as seen in the map above.

A full list of locations expected to be receiving the V3 Superchargers, with 22 already under construction, include:

Kenora, ON Permit
Batchawana Bay, ON Permit
White River, ON Permit
Swift Current, SK Permit
Dryden, ON Permit
Winnipeg, MB Permit
Medicine Hat, AB Permit
Whitewood, SK Permit
Ignace, ON Permit
Nipigon, ON Permit
Terrace Bay, ON Permit
Regina, SK Permit
Winnipeg, MB Permit
Prawda, MB Permit
Brandon, MB Permit
Portage la Prairie, MB Permit
Medicine Hat, AB Construction
Swift Current, SK Construction
Nipigon, ON Construction
White River, ON Construction
Terrace Bay, ON Construction
Wawa, ON Construction
Regina, SK Construction
Bassano, AB Construction
Davidson, SK Construction
Winnipeg, MB Construction
Whitewood, SK Construction
Winnipeg, MB Construction
Prawda, MB Construction
Portage la Prairie, MB Construction
Brandon, MB Construction
Sault Ste Marie, ON Construction
Blind River, ON Construction
Maple Creek, SK Construction
Espanola, ON Construction
Deep River, ON Construction
Moose Jaw, SK Construction
North Bay, ON Construction

h/t [Supercharge.info]

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