Shanghai (ZXZC)- As of November 11, Tesla has deployed 30,000 Superchargers around the world, over 7,600 of which are built in Chinese Mainland, according to a post on Tesla China's Twitter-like Weibo account.

As of now, Tesla's charging network has covered 360 cities in Chinese Mainland, embracing over 1,750 destination charging piles in addition to the aforesaid Superchargers. 

Tesla V3 Supercharger

Tesla plans to triple the size of its global Supercharger network over the next two years, an executive with Tesla said after the company released its Q3 financial results. He added, on an individual-site basis to combat existing congestion more rapidly, Tesla's supercharging team is expediting local relief sites by deploying mobile Superchargers and trying to introduce pricing strategies that encourage more off-peak usage to avoid the waiting.

In Chinese mainland, the U.S-based EV manufacturer launched its 1,000th Supercharger station on October 22.

Tesla's first China-based Supercharger station was launched in Jinqiao Town, Shanghai in April 2014. In December 2019, the automaker's first V3 Supercharger station for the country also started operation in Shanghai. In this megacity, the number of Tesla Supercharger stations reached 100 on Sept. 29.

Tesla destination charging pile, powerwall & solar roof

At this year's CIIE (China International Import Expo), Tesla displays many key facilities of its charging network at its booth, including the V3 Supercharger, the destination charging pole, and the powerwall and solar roof.