Tesla Superchargers are no longer just a convenient stop for electric vehicle drivers.They are becoming destinations.As electric vehicle adoption continues to reshape consumer mobility, charging infrastructure is playing an increasingly important role in determining where people stop, how long they stay, and which surrounding businesses benefit from their visits.For Tesla, the expansion of its Supercharger network represents more than an investment in EV infrastructure. Every charging location creates a new point of consumer activity, bringing drivers to retail centers, restaurants, convenience stores, hotels, and other businesses.But as the charging landscape becomes increasingly competitive, one question becomes critical:How do EV charging companies identify the right locations for their next station?The answer lies in location intelligence.