Until now, thanks to a web map that’s updated every three months, it’s sometimes been possible to tell where Tesla wants to open a super charging station in the near future, but as a simple customer, you haven’t been able to. affect him directly. Lately, the company seems less willing to plan — but it has launched a web survey on the new Supercharger sites. In addition, Tesla now has an online survey in which qualitative requests for electric car charging stations are also recorded.
Tesla survey in several countries
You can’t find the new promotion from Tesla’s homepage, and the official TeslaCharging account on Twitter hasn’t revealed anything about it either, but this week teslamag.de got a link to it and was invited to share it with readers. According to the information on this, the survey is available in select European markets. Tesla wants to find out what the supercharger experience is like for customers who own their own brand of electric vehicles and those of others.
It appears that the Tesla poll is currently active in Germany, Great Britain and Spain, because respondents were able to choose one of these three countries as their place of residence on Friday on the front page. They also have to decide which electric cars they drive — Tesla offers a fairly long list from the Addax MT series to the Xpeng P7, so they show no reservations. Later, it comes down to whether you’ve loaded up on a supercharger and what it looks like. Tesla asks several detailed questions, such as feel of security, pricing, and other site requests.
Wish List for Electric Vehicle Charging Points
In more questions, Tesla wants to know if you’ve heard about the opening of the Supercharger to foreign electric car brands and what you think of it. The company also asks about the most important in express shipping locations. Here you can choose from points such as 24-hour open toilets, lighting or phone support, but also fast charging, reasonable prices or variable tariffs – at least five must be chosen. In the end, Tesla thanks you and you will be redirected to the General Data Protection page. Participation doesn’t seem difficult in this regard, because the survey asks for country, age group, and optional gender, but not more personal data.
