In a recent video, Tesla showcased how the upgraded Semi prototype was utilized to transport a range of Superchargers that were prefabricated for the Weathertech Raceway Laguna Seca.
The truck was prominently featured in the video in which it was seen with a number of Supercharger boxes inside the trailer.
A Supercharger addition to Laguna Seca would likely be loved from Tesla owners.
Through the years, and especially with the introduction of Model 3 and its dedicated Track Mode, the community of electric vehicle owners keen on racing their cars on track has been growing.
This is evident in events like Tesla Corsa, which have gained popularity over time.
This ensures Tesla owners who want to race their vehicles can have a great time during time pushing their cars to the limits.
The inclusion of Superchargers are likely to be popular with non-Tesla drivers too, particularly when the company makes the network available open to trackable EVs such as that of Porsche Taycan.
Tesla's Superchargers, which are prefabricated, are basic, but they provide an opportunity for the company to expand its charging stations rapidly.
With the help of pre-built chargers Tesla can install a variety of Superchargers in a record time.
According to Tesla owners who own it is believed that Beaver Supercharger is a usual stop for drivers who travel between Salt Lake to St.
George/Vegas. Much to the displeasure of Tesla drivers The site used to have just four V2 garages.
With its pre-fabricated Supercharger device, Tesla was able to expand 32 Supercharger V3 units in just a couple of days, greatly improving the overall experience for its users.