Home Charging

Charging your Tesla at home is the most convenient and cost-effective option. Most Tesla owners use a home charging station called the Tesla Wall Connector, which is easy to install and provides fast charging speeds.

You can also use a standard 120V outlet (Level 1 charging), but it’s much slower than the dedicated 240V outlet (Level 2 charging). Tesla's Wall Connector is ideal for charging your car overnight.

• Level 1 Charging: Standard 120V outlet, slow charging speeds (3-5 miles per hour).
• Level 2 Charging: 240V outlet (like a dryer or stove outlet), faster charging (20-30 miles per hour).

Public Charging

In addition to home charging, Tesla offers access to a global network of Supercharger stations and destination chargers. These stations are located throughout the country, making it easy to find charging options while traveling.

Supercharger stations offer the fastest charging speeds, allowing you to add up to 200 miles of range in just 15 minutes. They are perfect for long road trips or when you’re on the go and need a quick top-up.

• Superchargers: Tesla’s high-speed charging stations, providing rapid charging (up to 250 miles in 15 minutes).
• Destination Chargers: Located at hotels, restaurants, and other businesses, providing slower charging speeds but convenient for overnight stays.

Charging Apps & Tools

Tesla owners can use various apps and tools to locate charging stations, track charging progress, and plan trips efficiently. Below are some recommended tools to help with your charging experience:

• Tesla App: Provides real-time charging status, charging station location, and remote control of your vehicle.
• PlugShare: A community-driven app that shows the locations of both Tesla and third-party charging stations.
• ChargePoint: Another app for locating and using public charging stations, with thousands of locations available nationwide.