BP Agrees to Buy $100 Million Worth of Tesla Chargers for US Network Expansion

In a first-of-its-kind deal, BP will use the $100 million worth of Tesla Superchargers to expand its BP Pulse charging network, marking Tesla's significant move towards selling its hardware to other companies.

BP, a major oil and gas company, has agreed to purchase $100 million worth of Tesla's electric vehicle chargers, marking the first occasion that Tesla has sold its chargers to another company.
The purchased Superchargers will be branded as 'BP Pulse' and will be integrated into BP's existing charging network across the United States.
The Superchargers are compatible with Tesla’s NACS charging port and the CCS charging port, making them applicable for use with multiple EV models.
BP-owned locations including TravelCenters of America, Thorntons, and Amoco, as well as third-party locations like Hertz centers, will be the sites of the new charger installations.
The purchase is part of BP Pulse’s larger plan to invest up to $1 billion into EV charging stations across the US by 2030, as the company and EV market leader Tesla are exploring new revenue streams.