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Tesla Forced to Remove 64 Superchargers from New Jersey Turnpike as State Signs Deal with Other Charging Provider
Tesla has confirmed it will decommission 64 Supercharger stalls along the New Jersey Turnpike after the New Jersey Turnpike Authority (NJTA) awarded an exclusive contract to a third-party charging provider Applegreen Electric, and denied Tesla […]
Despite this, the state authority proceeded with a sole-provider strategy, which Tesla argues limits competition and undermines New Jersey’s clean transportation goals. Tesla also pointed to the superior reliability and value of its network, citing 99.9% uptime, less than 1% wait times, and costs approximately 30% lower per kilowatt-hour compared to alternatives. It warned that removing Superchargers from such a critical corridor is a setback for New Jersey’s goal of reaching 100% zero-emission new car sales by 2035.
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