Tesla donates 100 charging stations to Virginia city
The Virginia city of Norfolk in the US has received 100 charging stations as donation from Tesla.
The charging stations, valued at US$550 each, will be installed in city-owned parking garages.
Electricity costs will be shouldered by the city, which is about US$1.50 per charge.
“Accepting the donation and installation of the charging stations will brand Norfolk as a progressive city and a vibrant destination for drivers of electric vehicles,” stated the City’s General Services.
Tesla charging stations are planned to be installed in the following garages: York Street, Main Street, The Main, MacArthur South, Waterside, Town Point, Fountain Park, West Plume Lane, Boush Street, and Bank Street.
