Tesla Dominates Q1 with Impressive Deliveries and Charging Network Expansion.

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Tesla installed 1,292 DC fast charger ports in the US during Q1 2023, which is 59% of all new DC port installations, and opened 98 new Supercharger sites countrywide. The next company in the standings is EVgo, which rolled out 250 DC fast charging ports between January 1-March 31, while ChargePoint placed 203. Tesla currently has the largest network of DC fast chargers in the country, with 12,580 DC FC ports active, and part of the reason why Tesla managed to outperform its competitors is that the company makes Prefabricated Supercharger Units (PSUs) at its Buffalo plant in New York.
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