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

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

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Competitive PAYG pricing (47-67p/kWh)

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Membership brings prices down to 39-41p/kWh

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High uptime and reliability

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Now open to non-Tesla EVs at many locations

Cons

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Requires Tesla app — no contactless or RFID

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Not all locations open to non-Tesla vehicles yet

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Some older V2 chargers limited to 72kW

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Can be busy, especially on weekends

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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.