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Tesla Turns Shell Gas Station in Spain Into a Sleek Supercharger Hub, Redefining EV Charging

Shell gas station in Spain gets a Tesla Supercharger makeover, blending old designs with new tech.

Tesla has transformed a Shell gas station in Cordoba, Spain, into a striking Supercharger hub, marking a bold shift in EV infrastructure and pushing the boundaries of traditional fueling spaces.

Tesla Converts Shell Station Into a Sleek Supercharger Hub

Electrek reports that an entire Shell petrol station in Spain has been transformed into a Supercharger station for electric vehicles by Tesla, and the remodeled station looks absolutely stunning.

One of the most common arguments that those who are opposed to electric vehicles use is that there are not nearly as many charging stations as there are petrol stations, which renders electric vehicles less convenient.

Because the majority of electric vehicles are charged overnight while they are parked, and because they can be charged literally anywhere there is an electric outlet, the argument is faulty. This is in contrast to the situation with gas-powered automobiles.

EV Charging Stations Are Replacing Traditional Gas Stations

It is more convenient to charge electric vehicles than it is to refuel a gas-powered vehicle the majority of the time. This is something that is going to become more widespread as time goes on because more charging stations are being deployed, and many gas stations are being eliminated.

Gas stations have been disappearing left and right in certain areas, such as Norway, where electric vehicles are being accepted at a higher rate than in other markets.

Cordoba's Shell Station Revamp Highlights EV Growth

There are instances in which electric vehicle charging stations are directly replacing some.

Thanks to Aland⋍Bru on X, we may witness a stunning example in Cordoba, Spain, today. Tesla changed a Shell fueling station into:

It is also intriguing to notice that Tesla has maintained a design that is comparable to the traditional layout of a petrol station, despite the fact that it is not yet finished.

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