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Singapore to Bangkok in a Tesla: 1,800 km on Superchargers alone
It is now possible to drive from Singapore to Bangkok in a Tesla using only Superchargers, over a route of about 1,800 kilometers. The longest gap without stations is 222 kilometers and lies after Ipoh, a station that opened in August. According to TeslaNorth, which published the report, the current network allows the full route to be completed without relying on other charging points.
- Singapore to Bangkok: about 1,800 km on Superchargers alone
- Longest gap without a Supercharger: 222 km, after Ipoh
🔎 Why it matters: The roughly 1,800 km route between Singapore and Bangkok can be completed on Superchargers alone. The largest gap is 222 km, after Ipoh, which opened in August.
📈 Upside: Ipoh, opened in August, is part of the Supercharger chain that allows the full route to be covered.
📉 Risk: The 222 km stretch without a Supercharger requires charging planning if the departure range is limited.
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