Network

Tesla Supercharger Network

8,353 charging stations across the US — 3,031 Superchargers (DC fast) and 5,322 Destination chargers (Level 2).

8,353

Total Stations

9.9%

National Share

36,773

DC Fast Ports

56,133

Total Ports

Tesla operates 8,353 EV charging stations in the United States, accounting for 9.9% of the national network. The network consists of two tiers: 3,031 Supercharger locations with DC fast charging (up to 250 kW on V3 hardware) and 5,322 Destination chargers providing Level 2 charging at hotels, restaurants, and shopping centers. Tesla uses the NACS connector, which is becoming the North American standard as other automakers adopt it.

Where Are Tesla Stations Located?

California leads with 1,594 Tesla stations, followed by Florida (696) and Texas (628).

State Stations
California 1,594
Florida 696
Texas 628
New York 627
Virginia 278
Georgia 278
Pennsylvania 235
North Carolina 221
Washington 218
Illinois 125

Top Cities for Tesla Charging

City State Stations
New York New York 239
Las Vegas Nevada 67
Orlando Florida 61
Los Angeles California 60
Brooklyn New York 57
Austin Texas 56
Houston Texas 54
Washington District of Columbia 44
Atlanta Georgia 41
Paso Robles California 36

How Much Does Tesla Supercharging Cost?

Tesla Supercharger rates vary by location, typically $0.25 to $0.50 per kWh. Tesla owners generally pay lower rates than non-Tesla vehicles using the Magic Dock or NACS adapters. Idle fees of $0.50 to $1.00 per minute apply when the station is busy and a vehicle remains plugged in after charging completes. For a detailed comparison across networks, see our EV charging costs guide.

How Fast Is Tesla Supercharging?

V3 Superchargers deliver up to 250 kW, adding up to 200 miles of range in 15 minutes for compatible Tesla models. V4 hardware supports up to 350 kW for future vehicles. Tesla Destination chargers provide Level 2 charging at up to 19 kW, suitable for overnight or destination stops.