Tesla delivered the first Megachargers to the PepsiCo plant in Modesto, California, according to Drive Tesla Canada. The company also has already installed energy storage systems there, which will provide the Megachargers with enough energy to charge Tesla trucks. According to the publication's sources, 15 Tesla Semis will be delivered to the plant by the end of January, and the first two have already arrived. Earlier Tesla itself reported that it postponed the start of production of trucks until 2023 due to supply chain problems.
Tesla delivered the first Megachargers to the PepsiCo plant in Modesto, California, according to Drive Tesla Canada. The company also has already installed energy storage systems there, which will provide the Megachargers with enough energy to charge Tesla trucks. According to the publication's sources, 15 Tesla Semis will be delivered to the plant by the end of January, and the first two have already arrived. Earlier Tesla itself reported that it postponed the start of production of trucks until 2023 due to supply chain problems. 
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