Teslas first public Semi Megacharger station in Los Angeles raises some interesting questions. Is this a genuine step towards widespread Semi adoption or simply a PR move given the regulatory hurdles Tesla has faced securing funding for Megacharger expansion? Considering CARBs previous denial, citing Teslas exclusive approach as a barrier to industry adoption, I wonder if this move will truly address those concerns. Will other trucking companies be allowed to use this station or will it remain Tesla exclusive? With a new high-volume Semi factory coming online next year, this seems crucial for Teslas trucking ambitions. What are your thoughts on the strategic implications of this location near the Port of Long Beach? Will this spur other charging providers to accelerate their own heavy-duty charging deployments? Lets discuss the future of electric trucking and the role Tesla will play. Im particularly curious about how this will impact the charging landscape and what this means for the competition.
Teslas first public Semi Megacharger station in Los Angeles raises some interesting questions. Is this a genuine step towards widespread Semi adoption or simply a PR move given the regulatory hurdles Tesla has faced securing funding for Megacharger expansion? Considering CARBs previous denial, citing Teslas exclusive approach as a barrier to industry adoption, I wonder if this move will truly address those concerns. Will other trucking companies be allowed to use this station or will it remain Tesla exclusive? With a new high-volume Semi factory coming online next year, this seems crucial for Teslas trucking ambitions. What are your thoughts on the strategic implications of this location near the Port of Long Beach? Will this spur other charging providers to accelerate their own heavy-duty charging deployments? Lets discuss the future of electric trucking and the role Tesla will play. Im particularly curious about how this will impact the charging landscape and what this means for the competition.
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