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Tesla, founded in 2003 and headquartered near Austin, Texas, owns and operates the Supercharger network that first launched in 2012 and now includes roughly 7,900 stations and 75,000 connectors worldwide. The proprietary DC fast chargers, together with Destination Charger partners, span North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific, support up to 500 kW of peak power, and are opening to non-Tesla EVs via the NACS interoperability program.

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Cities with Tesla

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San Diego, CASan Jose, CASacramento, CAAnaheim, CAFremont, CAMilpitas, CASan Mateo, CABakersfield, CADublin, CAFairfield, CAFresno, CAIrvine, CA

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