Tesla has opened its second Supercharging station in Europe with V4 charging stalls

Tesla recently opened its second V4 Supercharging station in Europe, designed to handle both Tesla cars as well as non-Tesla electric vehicles. The new site is located near an Ibis hotel in Clermont-Ferrand, France.

The new Tesla Supercharging station has 12 individual bays, including a pull-through type for larger vehicles or vehicles with trailers.

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The second @Tesla V4 #supercharger worldwide has opened in France!
Location: Ibis hotel in Clermont-Ferrand.
12 stalls
Congratulations @teslaeurope and Tesla France!
@TeslaClubFrance pic.twitter.com/JvZcoSFB2M

— Esther Kokkelmans (@EstherKokkelman) July 7, 2023

The V4 Supercharging stalls differ from the V3 in many ways, starting with a black and white color (compared to red and white V3), a taller shape and a noticeably longer charging cable - about 9.5-9.8 feet (calculated from 2.9-3 meters) - to reach charging inlets of non-Tesla EVs in various locations.

In Europe, the Supercharging plugs are compatible with the CCS Combo 2 (CCS2) charging standard, natively used by Tesla and non-Tesla EVs.

Source: InsideEVs