Tesla opens new Superchargers in Morocco, adds location in Mallorca

Superchargers at Sofitel in Morocco

Tesla is aggressively expanding their Supercharger portfolio. Today, a new installation was found in Mallorca (Spain), the first Supercharger in the Balearic Islands.

Additionally, Tesla has doubled the number of Superchargers in Africa with the opening of 3 stations in Morocco.

The new location in Mallorca was discovered by a user on the Supercharge Info forum. Two 150kW chargers have been installed at the Mallorca Fashion Outlets, about 10 km from the center of Palma, the largest city on the island.

Construction has finished, although the Supercharger is not operational yet.

Photo obtained via Google Maps

Tesla has also added a wave of new Superchargers in Morocco. Three new locations showed up on Tesla’s Find Us map today. All of them are located at Sofitel Resorts.

Sofitel Rabat Jardin des Roses

Bp 450 Quartier Aviation, Rabat 10000, Morocco

Sofitel Marrakech Palais Impérial

Quartier De, Rue Haroun Errachid, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco

Sofitel Agadir Thalassa

Baie Des Palmiers Cité Founty P5, Secteur Touristique, Agadir 80010, Morocco

Unlike what Tesla says on the map, these Superchargers are V2 and can reach a maximum speed of 150kW.

There is still one other Supercharger location planned in Fes, due in Q2. There is a Sofitel in Fes, on the northeast side of the city. Based on the new partnership, it is a probable location.

https://twitter.com/MarcoRPTesla/status/1497231020050968581?s=20&t=dx_tv74M04kuFBc87Ac-0g

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