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Tesla is strengthening its presence in Spain by expanding its Supercharger network, making fast charging more accessible to drivers and supporting the country’s electric transition.
Tesla is strengthening its presence in Spain by expanding its Supercharger network, making fast charging more accessible to drivers and supporting the country’s electric transition.
New Urban Charging Hub Opens in Madrid
Tesla has launched a new urban station in Madrid’s Nuevos Ministerios, featuring 18 250 kW chargers that can add 275 km of range in just 15 minutes.
Part of Madrid’s Largest Charging Hub
The site is integrated into the capital’s biggest public ultra-fast charging hub, with a total of 40 EV charging points.
Strategically Located in the City Centre
Located in a busy financial and commercial district, the new hub provides easy access for workers, visitors and commuters.
More Stations Across Spain
Tesla has also opened new locations in Alicante, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat and Valladolid, while upgrading existing sites such as Mallorca.
A Growing National Network
With these additions, Tesla’s Spanish network now includes 88 stations and over 900 individual charging points.
Seamless Charging Experience
Tesla’s integrated route planner helps drivers find optimal charging stops, calculating range and charge times based on driving conditions.
Accessible to All EV Owners
The Supercharger network is available not just to Tesla drivers but also to owners of other EV brands, encouraging wider EV adoption.
Supporting Spain’s EV Transition
By expanding infrastructure, Tesla is reinforcing its commitment to making electric mobility easier and more convenient for everyone.
