Tesla launches Supercharger network for Model S electric car
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The Supercharger network aims to make long distance travel possible for electric car owners
Six stations are currently up and running in California
Tesla plans to provide Supercharger coverage for the entire United States by 2015
The stations use solar power to create an excess of energy
The network is compatible with certain models of the company's Model S vehicle
The stations are placed in locations where you won't mind spending half an hour
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Tesla Motors has announced an extensive network of Supercharger stations that aim to make long distance travel a reality for owners of its Model S electric car. The chargers are some 4.5x faster than previous methods, making it possible for drivers to get half a full charge in as little as half an hour.
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