Tesla’s first V4 Supercharger is finally turned on.
The next-gen charging station, which is located in Redwood, Calif., is capable of putting out 500kW of peak power. Currently, the only Tesla vehicle that can accept that rate is the Cybertruck. The station also is only available to Tesla vehicles for now. [Media: https://twitter.com/TeslaCharging/status/1972709660169040004]
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