Key facts
- Tesla will operate public Megacharging sites at three Forum Mobility electric-truck depots in California.
- The new depots will feature Tesla's Megawatt Charging System technology and CCS ports.
- Forum Mobility has commitments for over 330 Tesla Semi trucks at its Santa Fe site.
- Tesla plans a Europe launch for its Semi truck next year.
Tesla will operate public Megacharging sites at three new Forum Mobility electric-truck depots in California, adding 30 megawatts of charging capacity for heavy vehicles, the trucking-solutions company said on Thursday. The new depots, located in northern and southern California, will be equipped with Tesla's Megawatt Charging System technology and CCS ports, featuring pull-through lanes designed for continuous truck movement.
Specifically, Tesla will manage public Megacharging sites at Forum Mobility's FM Francis depot in Ontario and its FM Adeline and FM Coliseum depots in Oakland. Forum Mobility's Santa Fe site in Rancho Dominguez has secured commitments from fleet operators for over 330 Tesla Semi trucks and will also be accessible to other commercial trucking customers. Additionally, Forum Mobility has installed two MCS Megachargers at its FM Harbor depot in the Port of Long Beach, which has been operational since December 2024.
This expansion of charging infrastructure coincides with Tesla's preparations to make the Semi truck available beyond North America, with a planned launch in Europe next year.