Multiple outlets on a car charging circuit allowed?

[Coppersmith]

I have a client who has one Tesla but would like to be able to park and charge it at multiple locations on his property (two stalls in a garage and one stall in a different garage). I found this 2014 code section which seems to indicate that multiple outlets are allowed on a dedicated branch circuit for charging vehicles. Am I interpreting that correctly?

210.17 Electric Vehicle Branch Circuit. An outlet(s) installed
for the purpose of charging electric vehicles shall be
supplied by a separate branch circuit. This circuit shall have
no other outlets.

There is no reason that this client cannot have three separate circuits. I'm asking this as a hypothetical in case I run across this situation again and the client has insufficient space in their panel or has a Zinsco panel. (Yes, I would try to sell them a panel upgrade but I don't want it to sink the charger circuit sale if they don't want to upgrade.)

 

[DBoone]

I interpret it the same as you do.

 

[LarryFine]

Same here. It's kinda like laundry area receptacles.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

Tesla and other manufacturers make chargers that communicate with each other. I had 3- 60amp chargers on one 60 amp circuit. They can be set with priority or each car getting a small amount of charge

 

[LarryFine]

Momma always said that it's nice to share.