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BP looking to buy Tesla's Supercharger sites in US, Bloomberg News reports
Reuters
BP looking to buy Tesla's Supercharger sites in US, Bloomberg News reports
Reuters
Thu, May 9, 2024, 2:01 PM EDT • 1 min read
(Reuters) - BP's electric charging unit is keen on buying Tesla's Supercharging sites in the United States, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.
BP "is aggressively looking to acquire real estate to scale our network, which is a heightened focus following the recent Tesla announcement," the report quoted Sujay Sharma, CEO of BP Pulse Americas, as saying in an interview. ... Tesla and BP did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.
The development comes days after Tesla CEO Elon Musk abruptly laid off employees who ran the electric vehicle charging business, but said the automaker still plans to expand the Supercharger network at a slower pace for new locations. ... The move could present other public EV fast-charging networks such as EVgo and ChargePoint an opportunity to grow their market share.
BP had said in February last year that it planned to invest $1 billion in EV charging stations across the United States by 2030, and in October, placed an order for Tesla's fast chargers worth $100 million.
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BP looking to buy Tesla's Supercharger sites in US, Bloomberg News reports
Reuters
Thu, May 9, 2024, 2:01 PM EDT • 1 min read
(Reuters) - BP's electric charging unit is keen on buying Tesla's Supercharging sites in the United States, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.
BP "is aggressively looking to acquire real estate to scale our network, which is a heightened focus following the recent Tesla announcement," the report quoted Sujay Sharma, CEO of BP Pulse Americas, as saying in an interview. ... Tesla and BP did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.
The development comes days after Tesla CEO Elon Musk abruptly laid off employees who ran the electric vehicle charging business, but said the automaker still plans to expand the Supercharger network at a slower pace for new locations. ... The move could present other public EV fast-charging networks such as EVgo and ChargePoint an opportunity to grow their market share.
BP had said in February last year that it planned to invest $1 billion in EV charging stations across the United States by 2030, and in October, placed an order for Tesla's fast chargers worth $100 million.
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