Tesla Supercharger

All EV drivers wanting the most reliable and competitive ultra-rapid charging

Chargers ~500 stalls (non-Tesla)
PAYG Price 47-67p/kWh
Subscription ~39-41p/kWh (£8.99/mo membership)
Rating 4.6/5
✗ Contactless ✗ RFID ✓ App

Speeds: Rapid (72kW), Ultra-rapid (150-250kW)

Coverage: Nationwide — motorway services, retail locations, dedicated hubs

Overview

Tesla's Supercharger network is widely regarded as the gold standard in EV charging. Known for reliability, speed, and a seamless experience, Tesla has been opening its network to non-Tesla EVs since 2022. Around 500 stalls across the UK are now accessible to all EVs via the Tesla app. PAYG pricing ranges from 47-67p/kWh depending on location and speed, which is already competitive. The optional membership (£8.99/month) drops prices to approximately 39-41p/kWh — some of the cheapest ultra-rapid rates available. Tesla Superchargers consistently rank highest for reliability and uptime in independent surveys. The V3 and V4 chargers deliver up to 250kW, and the plug-in-and-charge experience (particularly for Tesla owners) is unmatched.

Pros

Best charging experience — reliable, fast, and well-maintained

Competitive PAYG pricing (47-67p/kWh)

Membership brings prices down to 39-41p/kWh

High uptime and reliability

Now open to non-Tesla EVs at many locations

Cons

Requires Tesla app — no contactless or RFID

Not all locations open to non-Tesla vehicles yet

Some older V2 chargers limited to 72kW

Can be busy, especially on weekends

Idle fees if you stay plugged in after charging

Best For

All EV drivers wanting the most reliable and competitive ultra-rapid charging. Rated 4.6/5.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Tesla has opened approximately 500 stalls in the UK to non-Tesla EVs. You need to download the Tesla app and add a payment method. Check the app for "open to all EVs" locations.

At £8.99/month, the membership saves you approximately 10-25p/kWh. If you use Superchargers more than once a month with a typical charge, it pays for itself.

V3 and V4 Superchargers deliver up to 250kW. Older V2 chargers are limited to 72-150kW. Non-Tesla vehicles may charge at slightly lower speeds depending on the vehicle.