
More plugs, more leverage
Tesla isn’t just building cars and bragging about autonomy dreams — it’s also keeping a firm grip on the charging rails. The company will operate Megacharger sites at three Forum Mobility depots in California, which helps widen the footprint for its heavy-duty charging network.
Why this matters
If you’re an investor, this is classic Tesla behavior: use one part of the business to support the next. A bigger Megacharger presence could make the Semi ecosystem more practical, more visible, and a little harder for rivals to ignore.
The bigger picture
Forum Mobility gets the depot piece, Tesla gets more network control, and the market gets another reminder that the company still thinks in ecosystems, not products.
Big picture: Tesla keeps trying to make the road feel a lot more like its house.