Supercharger Directory

Find stations by city or corridor. Practical tips on charging times and battery care.

3,302 open US stations · 40,677 stalls

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Charging tips

Stop around 80%

Charging slows a lot after 80%. On a trip it is usually faster to stop more often and leave with a lower charge than to wait for a full battery.

Realistic times

A 150 kW stall adds roughly 100–150 miles in 15–20 minutes on most cars. Higher-power stalls are faster, but the car’s charge curve still limits the peak.

If a stall is down

Try another stall at the same site first. If the whole site is offline, the next station on your route is usually a short drive away.

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