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Tesla opens first customer Megacharger for Semi in Ontario
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Tesla has launched its first Megacharger station available to Semi fleet customers at a site in Ontario, California. The station, located in a key freight corridor, supports the company's expanding network for electric trucks. This marks a shift toward broader commercial use of the infrastructure.
Tesla has launched charging solutions tailored for businesses operating Semi trucks. The offerings include Basechargers and Megachargers with pricing starting at $40,000 for two Basechargers or $188,000 for two Megachargers. Deliveries of Basechargers are set to begin in early 2027.
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Tesla has begun winter testing its redesigned Semi truck in Alaska. Mass production of the vehicle is planned to start in 2026. The company's new factory in Nevada is now mostly complete.
Tesla has released a video demonstrating its Semi electric truck charging at a peak of 1.2 megawatts, highlighting the high-speed capabilities needed for long-haul trucking. The footage aligns with the truck's target of regaining 70% of its 500-mile range in 30 minutes. Separately, a redesigned version of the Semi was spotted, featuring efficiency improvements and design updates.