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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.
A Tesla Semi truck was seen equipped with ground truth validation gear in Sunnyvale, California, signaling progress toward a wider launch of the electric Class 8 vehicle.
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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.
Tesla shared a second video on January 4, 2026, demonstrating its Semi truck reaching a 1.2 MW peak charging rate, with engineers cheering the milestone. This follows the December 31 demo and reinforces the truck's fast-charging potential ahead of 2026 production.
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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.