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Tesla is building Superchargers only its robotaxis can use, five years after opening them

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Tesla is developing dedicated Supercharger stations exclusively for its robotaxi fleet, moving away from current public sites where human operators manually plug in the cars. These new stations will be placed in high-demand, low-cost areas and prioritize continuous charging sessions for efficiency. This approach raises regulatory questions in Europe, where charging infrastructure rules emphasize publicly accessible capacity and payment options, but Tesla's robotaxi charging sites would not meet 

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