Tesla's first V4 Supercharger is expected to be opening soon in Yuma County, Arizona. According to Tesla's Supercharger map, this location has a target opening in Q4 2022.
Twitter user MarcoRPTesla shared the plans of Tesla's upcoming V4 Supercharger. According to the plans shared in MarcoRPTesla’s tweet, there will be 40 stalls, plus 4,500 square foot solar arrays and a Megapack.
All of this is planned to be placed on a new vacant lot by the Dateland Travel Center along Interstate 8 on the San Diego to Tucson route.
The world’s first known V4 Supercharger is coming soon to Yuma County, Arizona!!
— Marco (Supercharger ) (@MarcoRPTesla) September 11, 2022
40 stalls, plus two 4500 square foot solar arrays and a Megapack are planned on a new vacant lot by the Dateland Travel Center, right along Interstate 8 on the SD -> Tucson route. pic.twitter.com/Kbe5QyD20v
“The access to the vacant lot is located on the southeast corner of the travel center property,” adds MarcoRPTesla. “The chargers themselves are a very short distance from the building. There are two ADA-accessible stalls, as well as one designated pull-through stall for trailers.
“There will be two solar canopies, one covering the main block of 24 chargers (excluding the pull-through), and another covering the remaining 16. They will have Tesla logos on the side, a bit like the ones at Firebaugh [CA] and Baker [CA].”
The full details of the V4 Superchargers were unveiled in architectural drawings for Tesla’s new Danvers, Massachusetts location. V4 will be taller, coming in at 6 feet, 4 1/4 inches, and thinner than V3 Superchargers.
They’ll be capable of charging speeds up to 350kW, but Tesla has not unlocked those speeds yet.
Tesla is also expected to open up Superchargers in the U.S. to non-Tesla owners in the future, allowing any compatible electric vehicle to charge.
