Tesla recently announced that Cybertruck owners can now enjoy faster charging speeds at all V4 Supercharger stations. This fast-charging feature began rolling out gradually last month.
On the evening of January 28, Tesla's official charging account posted on the X platform, confirming that all V4 Supercharger stations will now support Cybertruck charging at 325 kW.
This speed upgrade follows Tesla's initial fast-charging trials conducted last summer. Last month, the company first deployed this feature at select stations equipped with V3 charging cabinets. In the future, as V4 charging cabinets become widely available, Cybertruck's charging speed is expected to increase further, reaching up to 500 kW.
Currently, Tesla's other vehicle models have a maximum charging speed of 250 kW, even when using V3 Superchargers. However, thanks to its 800V architecture, the Cybertruck is capable of achieving much faster charging speeds.
Notably, other non-Tesla EVs, such as the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV6, also use an 800V system. However, it remains unclear whether these vehicles will immediately be able to take advantage of the 325 kW charging speeds.
