This Monday, February 28, solidarity from the United States continues to be organized within the framework of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
After the deployment of Starlink above Ukraine, Elon Musk announces that certain Superchargers from neighboring countries of Hungary, Poland and Slovakia are now accessible free of charge to all electric vehicles.
Ukrainian refugees and their supportive hosts get help from Tesla
War is still raging in Ukraine following the offensive launched by Russia on February 24th. If Kiev still resists, hundreds of thousands of civilians are fleeing inexorably towards the west, and their transport to safer territories is the subject of increased solidarity by the neighboring populations.
To participate in the fluidification of these refugee movements, in particular through electric vehicles, Elon Musk has decided to offer charging for all on certain Tesla Superchargers located less than a hundred kilometers from the Ukrainian borders.
Thus, it is the Debrecen and Miskolc (Hungary), Trzebownisko (Poland) and Kosice (Slovakia) Superchargers that currently benefit from this measure. Tesla has not yet indicated whether other Superchargers will also be affected in the future. The firm has conducted several opening tests of its charging structures for electric cars in Europe in recent months.
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Source: The Driven
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