PepsiCo plans to construct new Tesla Semi Megacharger stations at its Charlotte, North Carolina facility, featuring 18 charging stalls. These chargers can charge the Class 8 Semi at speeds of up to 1MW, allowing for approximately 70 percent charge in about 30 minutes. PepsiCo's Tesla Semi fleet has expanded to around 86 units since first delivery in 2023. Additional Megachargers exist at their facilities in California, and further Megacharger stations are planned across various locations by Tesla.
Tesla's faster chargers can charge the Class 8 Semi at speeds up to 1MW, reaching roughly 70 percent capacity in around 30 minutes.
PepsiCo has expanded its Tesla Semi fleet to approximately 86 units, beginning with an initial order of 15 Semis in 2023.
Plans for new Semi Megacharging stalls at PepsiCo's North Carolina facility include 18 stations alongside three Tesla Megapack grid-scale battery systems.
Tesla’s ongoing partnerships have delivered electric Semis to various companies, with PepsiCo being the first external customer to receive Semis in 2023.
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