Tesla has announced that it will be expanding its Supercharge locations and also service centers in Europe, the news was announced at the Geneva Motor Show.
Tesla has announced that they will open 30 new service centers and stores in Europe, they will also expand their supercharger network across Europe.
In a recent trip to northern Europe to engage with customers, Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon Musk highlighted the rapid increase in the rollout of the company’s Supercharger network for Europe. “By the end of this year, we expect you will be able to travel almost anywhere in Europe using only Superchargers,” Musk said.
In 2013, Tesla delivered 22,477 vehicles to customers worldwide. By the end of 2014, Tesla expects combined sales in Europe and Asia to be almost twice as high as sales in North America. Part of that projected growth will come from the UK, where right hand drive versions of the Model S will soon be introduced. Highly competitive leasing and financing options, similar to a program the company recently launched in Germany with rental company Sixt, are also expected to drive growth on the continent.
You can find out more information about Tesla’s plans for their European expansion at the link below.
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