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Tesla Supercharger Map: All 8,357 US Stations by State

3,032 Superchargers (DC fast) + 5,325 Destination chargers (Level 2) across all 50 US states. Click any state to view its full Tesla charging directory.

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Browse Tesla Superchargers and Destination Chargers by state. Open a location page to check station counts, nearby cities, connector guidance, and directions options before you drive.

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Tesla stations by state

Darker states have more Tesla stations. Hover for the count and click any state to browse its full directory.

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Fewer More Outside top 11 · Top 10 states color-graded; all 50 are clickable

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Top 10 states for Tesla charging

Rank State Tesla stations Share
#1 California 1,598 19.1%
#2 Florida 686 8.2%
#3 New York 629 7.5%
#4 Texas 626 7.5%
#5 Virginia 280 3.4%
#6 Georgia 279 3.3%
#7 Pennsylvania 235 2.8%
#8 North Carolina 221 2.6%
#9 Washington 217 2.6%
#10 Illinois 125 1.5%

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Tesla Supercharger map FAQ

Where is the Tesla Supercharger map for the United States?

Use this page to browse 8,357 Tesla charging locations by state, including 3,032 Supercharger sites and 5,325 Destination Charger sites. Click a state to open its Tesla charging directory.

Does this map include Tesla Superchargers near me?

This US map starts by state. Open your state, then city, to see local Tesla charging stations and nearby EV charging options with station cards and directions links.

Can non-Tesla EVs use stations shown on this Tesla map?

Some can. Access depends on the station, your vehicle, adapter support, and whether the site supports Magic Dock or NACS access. Check connector compatibility before driving.

What is the difference between a Supercharger and a Destination Charger?

Superchargers are DC fast chargers for road trips and quick top-ups. Destination Chargers are Level 2 chargers at hotels, restaurants, and longer-stay locations.

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Can non-Tesla EVs use Tesla chargers?

Some can, but access depends on the charger, vehicle, adapter, Tesla app support, and location.

Supercharger or Destination Charger?

Superchargers are DC fast chargers for road trips. Destination Chargers are Level 2 chargers for longer stops.

Do I need a NACS adapter?

Many non-Tesla EVs need a manufacturer-approved adapter or native NACS port before using Tesla equipment.

The Tesla Supercharger network is the largest DC-fast charging network in the United States, with 3,032 Supercharger stations open to Tesla owners and (at most locations via the Magic Dock) non-Tesla EVs with CCS or NACS adapters. Tesla also operates 5,325 Destination chargers — Level 2 stations at hotels, restaurants, and resorts, primarily intended for Tesla owners while parked overnight.

Starting in 2025, EVs from Ford, GM, Rivian, Polestar, and others with native NACS ports can plug directly into Superchargers without an adapter. See the NACS transition guide for vehicle-specific compatibility. For pricing and connector details visit the main Tesla network page.

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