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Revolutionizing Hospitality --- Hilton in North America Welcome Tesla Universal EV Chargers
Hilton, a global leader in hospitality, has once again raised the bar by announcing a groundbreaking partnership with Tesla. In an expansion of their existing agreement, Hilton is set to install up to 20,000 Tesla Universal Wall Connectors at 2,000 hotels across the United States, Canada, and Mexico starting in early 2024. This monumental initiative will establish Hilton’s planned EV charging network as the largest of any hotel company, solidifying its position as the ultimate choice for electric vehicle (EV) drivers.
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Recognizing the increasing demand for convenient and accessible EV charging infrastructure, Hilton is committed to providing exceptional experiences that align with the evolving needs of its guests. Each selected Hilton property will feature a minimum of six chargers, ensuring hassle-free access for travelers seeking sustainable mobility solutions. This strategic move comes on the heels of Tesla’s recent launch of the Universal Wall Connector, designed to seamlessly charge any North American vehicle model, thereby expanding Tesla’s efforts to make top-notch charging available to all EVs.
Matt Schuyler, Chief Brand Officer for Hilton, expressed the brand’s commitment to delivering exceptional hospitality while complementing guests’ daily routines. “At Hilton, we understand the importance of adapting to our guests’ changing needs. By partnering with Tesla, we are taking a giant leap forward in providing unparalleled convenience and sustainability for our valued guests,” Schuyler stated.
Shipping in October, Tesla’s Universal Wall Connector boasts impressive capabilities. With an 11.5kW/48-amp output, it can replenish up to 44 miles of charge per hour. Equipped with a 24-foot cable and the ability to share power with up to six other wall connectors, this innovative charging solution comes with a 4-year warranty, ensuring peace of mind for both Hilton and Tesla customers.
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Rebecca Tinucci, Senior Director of Charging Infrastructure at Tesla, emphasized the joint industry goal of enhancing the EV ownership experience. “Installing infrastructure at popular destinations like Hilton hotels enables EV owners to charge where they park, eliminating the need for unnecessary refueling stops during their journey. We applaud Hilton for their leadership in this space and look forward to expanding this critical program with other industry leaders,” Tinucci stated.
The decision to install 20,000 Tesla Universal Wall Connectors at Hilton properties reflects the growing trend among travelers who prioritize EV charging options. Hilton’s commitment to meeting guests’ demands positions the brand as a leader in sustainable hospitality, catering to the needs of eco-conscious travelers seeking reliable charging infrastructure.
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