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\nTesla\u2019s Supercharger network will strain under the weight of GM and Ford deals<\/br>
\n2023-06-09 21:41:52<\/br><\/p>\nAfter the GM and Ford deals, Tesla will have to double its Supercharger network in under three years or risk owner backlash<\/h2>\n