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VEHICLES / CHARGINGAntalya follows recent openings in Trabzon, Bolu and Amasya as Tesla keeps expanding its Turkish network.
Antalya has a new Tesla Supercharger. Tesla announced the opening of an eight-stall site at 445 Konyaaltı Boulevard, Antalya, on its official X account, LOG and ShiftDelete.Net report. Each stall delivers up to 250 kW.
Both outlets say the site follows recent openings in Trabzon, Bolu and Amasya.
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