Tesla to Operate Megacharging Sites at Three California Depots
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Tesla (TSLA) will operate public Megacharging sites at three of four new electric-truck depots in California, Forum Mobility said Thursday, as the trucking infrastructure firm adds 30 megawatts of heavy-duty charging capacity.
The four new depots in Ontario, Oakland and Rancho Dominguez will offer Megawatt Charging System technology alongside traditional CCS ports, with pull-through lanes that allow trucks to charge while remaining attached to their chassis.
Forum said its Santa Fe depot in Rancho Dominguez has contracted fleet offtake of more than 330 Tesla Semi trucks, while remaining open to other commercial carriers.
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