Tesla Rolls Out 325kW Charging for Cybertruck at Select Superchargers

17. Dezember 2024

Tesla has recently introduced 325kW charging capabilities for the Cybertruck at select Supercharger stations. This marks an important step toward faster charging speeds, with plans for even greater advancements in the future. While the long-anticipated 500kW charging, which could significantly cut down long road trip charging times, is still under development, the introduction of 325kW charging is an exciting development.

This upgrade is one of the first indications that Tesla is moving towards fully utilizing the Cybertruck's 800V architecture, a feature that could potentially increase charging efficiency. Tesla has confirmed that the rollout of updated V4 Superchargers, capable of 325kW, is already in progress. However, at present, only a limited number of Supercharger stations can deliver these faster charging speeds.

The following locations currently support 325kW charging for the Cybertruck:

Lebec, CA
Chemult, OR
Columbus, GA – Macon Road
Dayton, OH – North Springboro Pike
Dunnigan, CA – County Road
Lamoni, IA
Wilsonville, OR
Truckee, CA – Deerfield Drive
Harrison, NY
Farr West, UT
Tacoma, WA – S 40th Street
Highland, CA – 4154 E Highland Ave
Melissa, TX
Cedar Park, TX – East Whitestone Boulevard
Gillette, WY – South Douglas Highway
Rockaway, NJ – Green Pond Road
Mesa, AZ – South Signal Butte Road
Blaine, WA – Boblett Street
Santa Ynez, CA

As Tesla works on the infrastructure and software updates needed to enable 500kW charging, we’re excited to see how the Cybertruck will benefit from these enhanced charging speeds. Furthermore, attention is turning to Tesla's updated 4680 battery cell, now known as the Cybercell. These batteries, which faced criticism for slower charging times in their original form, are receiving significant improvements in the second generation. This advancement could help address previous concerns and enhance charging speeds even further.

While it may take some time for 500kW charging stations to become widely available, the 325kW stations are a notable step in the right direction. Tesla’s continued efforts in battery technology and charging infrastructure are sure to have a lasting impact on EV charging speeds. We’ll keep monitoring this topic closely for more updates on the future of Cybertruck charging.