Tesla's Superchargers are the fastest way to charge a Tesla vehicle, providing enough power for up to 322 miles in just 15 minutes. With over 50,000 Superchargers worldwide, charging has become more accessible since 2018.
The Supercharger network is significant in the U.S., comprising about 38% of all EV charging stations, with more than 26,000 chargers available at 2,307 locations. This extensive network supports Tesla's growth in the EV market.
Pricing for charging via Superchargers is primarily based on kilowatt hours, with a national average of around $0.15/kWh. This cost may vary by location, and in some cases, Tesla charges a per-minute fee instead.
Tesla provides an interactive map to locate Superchargers, service centers, and showrooms. The map enhances user experience by allowing customers to find chargers based on their current location, fostering convenience for all Tesla owners.
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