September 2022 marked exactly 10 years since the launch of the Tesla Supercharger, the world’s first proprietary electric vehicle fast-charging network at that time, the network has expanded across 46 countries with more than 39,000 charging stations in a memorial tweet .

Tesla wrote that there have been 20 billion miles of electric vehicle charging in the last decade, which is enough to drive from Earth to Pluto and back three times, that’s quite a accomplishment and this project is far from over in fact progress on the supercharging network is only accelerating right now Tesla is rolling out

One charging station per 1000 cars sold on average and thanks to the rapid implementation from government support programs like the Inflation Reduction Act in the US, the potential for New Growth is at an all time high, which doesn’t mean all is golden there are still challenges s to overcome cost being a big issue, some people may remember the days when supercharging was free for all Tesla owners.

This is no longer the case and with the rising cost of electricity, the cost savings of an EV over gasoline have gotten slimmer but there are processes going on that can fix that we can make EV charging much cheaper it can even be perfectly free for everyone this is more possible than you think let’s talk about how this could happen overseas.