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Tesla to run public Megachargers at 3 Forum Mobility Semi depots
Tesla will operate public Megacharger sites at three of Forum Mobility’s new California depots as Forum adds 30 MW and 330+ Semi reservations.
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Tesla will operate public Megacharger sites at three of Forum Mobility’s new California truck depots, even though Tesla does not own the depots. Forum Mobility, a major heavy‑duty charging operator, is about to break ground on four new depots and will add 30 MW of heavy‑duty charging capacity. The company currently holds reservations for more than 330 Tesla Semi trucks. This partnership marks the first clear indication that Tesla’s Semi charging network is expanding through third‑party operators rather than solely through Tesla‑owned stations.
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