Tesla's Charging Business Keeps Growing -- WSJ
Dow Jones2026/10/21 21:33By Patrick George
U.S. electric-vehicle sales have continued to slide since tax incentives were phased out last year. But America's EV charging infrastructure keeps growing, with Tesla doing some of the heaviest lifting.
The company reported that Supercharger infrastructure grew 15% year-over-year in the third quarter, with 8,904 stations globally-good for 84,465 plugs.
Tesla does not break out charging-specific revenue. But it does list it under services like Full Self-Driving (Supervised) subscriptions, and that category was up 33% in the third quarter. That growth offset declines in Tesla's automotive sales and energy business.
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