Tesla has officially declared that its "Oasis Project" Supercharging Station has successfully cleared all certification hurdles, thereby earning the title of the world's largest Tesla Supercharging Station. Nestled in Lost Hills, California, USA, this colossal station sprawls across an impressive area of roughly 12.14 hectares. It comes equipped with a staggering 168 V4 Supercharging Piles, each boasting a maximum output power of 325 kilowatts. In a nod to environmental sustainability, the station draws its power entirely from renewable energy sources. It features an 11 - megawatt solar power generation system, coupled with 10 sets of Tesla Megapack energy storage systems. Additionally, it's linked to a 1.5 - megawatt small backup power grid for added reliability. As of November 2025, Tesla's global Supercharging Network has witnessed remarkable growth, surpassing the 75,000 charging pile mark. Notably, over 12,000 of these charging piles are situated in China, comprehensively covering all provincial capitals and municipalities directly under the central government.