Just a few months ago, Tesla scored another victory in expanding its EV charging network.
And this time, it's with an oil industry behemoth – British Petroleum (BP).
In a groundbreaking $100 million deal, Tesla's cutting-edge charging stations will soon be installed at BP locations across the U.S.
They will be rolling out in just a few months, making Tesla's charging stations more available to consumers than ever.
And it's not just BP that's adopting Tesla's tech...
Leading automotive manufacturers and industry heavyweights like Volvo, General Motors, Ford, and Rivian are also joining BP in using Tesla's charging tech.
This widespread adoption is a clear indicator of Tesla's influential role in shaping the future of America's EV charging infrastructure.
But while Tesla is undoubtedly benefiting from winning the EV charging wars...
There's an even BIGGER beneficiary of Tesla's rapidly growing supercharger network...
With the U.S. government dumping $7.5 billion into EV infrastructure to meet its 2030 climate goals, a select group of companies is gearing up to roll out an impressive 450,000 new EV charging stations nationwide.
These companies are on track to amass around $563 million in profits this year alone.
What's best is that these companies are mandated to distribute a portion of these profits directly to everyday Americans.
Presenting an unprecedented opportunity for wealth generation, arguably much more straightforward and potentially more lucrative than direct investments in shares of Tesla and BP.
This profit avenue could yield up to $34,200 in passive income this year – that's as much as $93 per day!
Discover how to stake your claim before it's too late.
To your wealth,
Jason Williams
Investment Director, The Wealth Advisory
P.S. The $100 million Tesla-BP deal is more than a business transaction; it's a crucial turning point in the evolution of America's EV infrastructure. This partnership unlocks a powerful opportunity for the average American, offering you the chance to collect up to $93 daily. Click here to learn more.
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