Tesla will build its first Supercharger V4 network in Yuma county, Arizona along Interstate 8.
According to a report by @MacroRPTesla on Twitter, Elon Musk's electric car company will build 40 kiosks, and will generate electricity with its own solar panels.
It also says that the charger from Tesla's Supercharger V4 will be set to 350kW, and has energy storage in the form of a 3 MWh Megapack, which can charge around 40 EV of a large battery.
The world's first known V4 Supercharger is coming soon to Yuma County, Arizona!!
40 stalls, plus two 4500 square foot solar arrays and a Megapack are planned on a new vacant lot by the Dateland Travel Center, right along Interstate 8 on the SD -> Tucson route. pic.twitter.com/Kbe5QyD20v
— m 🚗 (@MarcoRPTesla) September 11, 2022
Unlike other Tesla Superchargers, this Supercharger V4 in Arizona will have 1 wire per station.
For now, the V3 Supercharger's power is 250 kW, but they will also be upgraded over time in succession. to be able to provide a charging speed of more than 300 kW.
Tesla's older Supercharger V2 currently produces a peak output of 150 kW, up 120 kW from the original.
To date, there is no official information regarding the voltages this V4 station will run, but according to insideEVs, all current Tesla models have a 400-volt architecture.
Tesla made no announcements about the voltage increase for this new Supercharger.
On September 8, Elon Musk's electric car maker began voting for consumers to determine where the company would build its new Supercharger.
You can vote on Twitter, where Tesla should build its new Supercharger network.
