In recent years, sales of electric cars have continued to grow again and again. And this can be explained in several ways. First of all, the number of models is increasing, which therefore offers customers much more choice. But that’s not all. And it is not for nothing that we also have to take into account financial assistance, e.g environmental bonus, which is a great incentive for buyers. And this is even if the number of the latter tends to decrease over the years. Finally, technology is improving, making electricity more and more practical for everyday life.
To celebrate the further opening of our network to all EVs, EVs from other manufacturers will receive their first Supercharging session for free until January 6, 2024.
Available in 18 countries (must use credit card in Tesla app) ⚡️
— Tesla Europe and Middle East (@teslaeurope) December 31, 2023
A thoughtful gift
However, some details still deter motorists. Including price, but also autonomy, which some still consider insufficient. And this despite the fact that there are more and more charging stations, which makes recharging the battery much easier. There are now more than 100,000 sockets available to the public in France and the number continues to increase. And this is thanks to certain operators, such as Tesla, which is increasing the number of Supercharger installations. And precisely, the company wants to make it known, in a rather tangible way. The latter begins a large-scale seduction operation!
Free charge
In his X account, the manufacturer explains that to “celebrate the continuous development progress Superchargers“, offers fast charging for all electric cars until January 6. All you need to do is download the Tesla app, create an account and link a bank card number that will obviously not be debited when charging. Is this operation aimed at attracting new customers? No doubt. But drivers should appreciate it very much!
Read also:
How to find your used Tesla?
Tesla: This amazing product that will increase battery life?
What if Tesla limited the range of its Model Y?
Source: Auto Plus
Robert is an experienced journalist who has been covering the automobile industry for over a decade. He has a deep understanding of the latest technologies and trends in the industry and is known for his thorough and in-depth reporting.