Tesla opens 14 Semi Megacharger stalls in Southeast — SkimNews
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- Tesla opened its first two Semi Megacharger sites in the Southeast — an 8-stall station just south of Atlanta and a 6-stall station outside Savannah.
- Each of the 14 stalls is rated for up to 1.2 MW per stall, putting both sites on the high end of the Megacharger hardware spec.
- The Savannah station is also Tesla's first Megacharger deployed at a Pilot truck stop, kicking off a broader rollout that had been planned at the travel-center chain.
- Together, the two sites create a usable Atlanta-to-Savannah corridor for the Tesla Semi program in a region that previously had no Semi charging infrastructure.
- The Pilot deployment is the first concrete expansion of Megacharger access beyond Tesla's company-built sites, shifting the network toward third-party travel-center real estate.
Why it matters: Tesla's twin Southeast Megacharger sites create the program's first usable Atlanta-to-Savannah corridor for the Semi, and the Savannah install marks Tesla's first deployment at a Pilot travel center — converting the Pilot partnership from paper into a working 6-stall site at 1.2 MW per stall.
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