Tesla, Inc.'s Model 3 Won't Get Any Free Supercharging

Electric-car maker Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) knew its Supercharger network would be a key selling point for its vehicles. That's why it has aggressively expanded the network to include over 1,000 locations and 7,032 chargers.

Tesla also knew its Model 3, in particular, would put its network to the test. After all, Tesla hopes the lower-cost vehicle will help annual production increase about fivefold by the end of the next year. To this end, Tesla has made some changes to its Supercharger program and has continued to expand the network to make sure it's ready to handle higher charging demands.

Tesla is now clarifying one of the most important ways it's ensuring it will be able to support its fast-growing vehicle fleet, while continuing to expand its Supercharger network.

Source: Fool.com