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Tesla updated their supercharging rates in Europe again but this time it seems to be an increase in the price. The price increase is between 6-8ct/ kWh in many european countries.
Tesla adjusted the SuC prices in Europe again. This time it was a price increase by 6-8ct/ kWh in many countries. Before and after pics (time at the top of the screenshot) for SuC Hilden. (Membership only for Non-Tesla to pay the same as Tesla.)
— Tesla_Adri (@tesla_adri) November 30, 2022
Picture credit @ModelXOlli pic.twitter.com/ZZESK8hFwG
The price change was spotted by one of twitter user who goes by @ModelXOlli. Tesla has a membership program for non-Tesla vehicles which can now use Tesla Supercharger network in many of the places around Europe. The membership program it allows the user to use the Supercharger network for the same price per kWh as Tesla Owners. The price per kWh is different in different countries based on the local electricity rates.
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