Tesla Superchargers

Shandong has a total population of 101.5 million, accounting for 7.19 percent of the country's population.

Tesla's Supercharger production facility in China was officially completed on August 20, according to a report by the Beijing News on Tuesday.

Tesla installed its first Supercharger in China in Shanghai in April 2014.

Tesla announced Wednesday the opening of a Supercharger route in northwest China connecting several well-known destinations.

To date, Tesla has more than 6,900 Superchargers in the Chinese mainland, and it also has more than 700 destination charging stations, offering more than 1,700 destination charging piles, covering more than 320 cities in China.

Many car companies in China have announced support policies for customers in Henan province, which was hit by heavy rains and flooding, and Tesla is no exception.

Tesla will open its Supercharger network to other electric cars within the year, the company's CEO Elon Musk said on Twitter on Wednesday.

After Lhasa, Tesla has completed its second Supercharger station in China with both solar power generation and energy storage in Shanghai.

Tesla China announced Thursday that it will launch a station with solar power, energy storage and supercharging capabilities in Shanghai on July 17.

This past weekend, Tesla put two new V3 Supercharger stations into operation in the central Chinese cities of Yichang in Hubei and Pingdingshan in Henan province.