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Tesla opens its most powerful Supercharger site to date in Australia
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Summary: Tesla has opened its first full V4 Supercharger site in Australia at Leichhardt, Sydney, featuring six 415 kW stalls. The next-generation cabinets deliver twice the charging speed of previous versions, supporting up to 500 kW per stall for compatible vehicles. The deployment marks the beginning of a broader rollout of faster charging infrastructure across Australia.
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