Tesla has been holding talks with Sheetz convenience store chain, American, about installing charging infrastructure at its stores. American operates hundreds of stores and petrol stations in the mid-Atlantic region and conducts around $7bn in business across six US states. Moreover, it already offers non-Tesla electric vehicle charging in eight locations. American's executive vice president of petroleum supply, Michael Lorenz, confirmed the talks in a recent interview but added they "haven't done anything yet." Tesla declined to comment, although it acknowledged its intentions to expand its charging network quickly.
Tesla has been holding talks with American convenience store chain, Sheetz, about installing charging infrastructure at its stores. Sheetz operates hundreds of stores and petrol stations in the mid-Atlantic region and conducts around $7bn in business across six US states. Moreover, it already offers non-Tesla electric vehicle charging in eight locations. Sheetz's executive vice president of petroleum supply, Michael Lorenz, confirmed the talks in a recent interview but added they "haven't done anything yet." Tesla declined to comment, although it acknowledged its intentions to expand its charging network quickly.