Tesla Targets Pan-Europe Charging Network for Model S
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Tesla Motors Inc. plans to expand its network of fast-charging stations to enable owners of the Model S sedan to drive across Europe by the end of this year.
The electric-car maker opened three stations today along German highways to facilitate travel to Switzerland and Austria from Europe’s biggest economy, the Palo Alto, California-based company said in a statement. Tesla, which has at least 36 sales outlets from Sweden to Italy, plans to add more chargers across the continent in the course of 2014. It now has 23 stations.