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Long-distance electric travel was not possible for decades until suddenly, Tesla made it practical. Supercharge.info is a community of enthusiasts who enjoy tracking this world-wide transition in transportation. To contribute news regarding supercharger construction or updates create an account and visit our forum at forum.supercharge.info.

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Information on supercharge.info is neither provided nor validated by Tesla and we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided.
For official up to date and correct information on the Supercharger network, please refer to the following sites from Tesla:

Supercharger Status

• Open : It is possible to supercharge at the site at all times. (Note that the host or other nearby facilities might not be open at all times.)
• Open - Limited Hours : It is possible to supercharge at the site during limited times.
• Expanding : Site is at least partially open and is being updated or expanded.
• Construction : Progress is visible at the site.
• Permit : Tesla has submitted a permit/plan/application for a specific address.
• Plan : Placeholder for expected or rumored site.
• Voting : Recent winner of Supercharger Voting.
• Temporarily Closed : Site is temporarily closed. Charging not possible.
• Permanently Closed : Site is permanently closed. Charging not possible.
• Custom : User added custom marker. Right-click map (or long-press on a touchscreen) to add at any location.

Plug icons

• Tesla • NACS • CCS1 • CCS2 • Type2 • GB/T

Red icons represent Tesla-only plugs.
Blue icons represent standards generally open to non-Tesla EVs.
Black icons represent standards that might be open to non-Tesla EVs. (Look for the "Other EVs OK" marker or use the "Open To" filter.)
Plug icons used under CC BY-SA 4.0 license via Wikimedia Commons, or Apache 2.0 license via iconarchive.com. (Click each name above for the source.)

Additional FAQ + notes on status

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Why does the site use red circles to indicate Open sites? The color red usually means "bad" or "stop" in other contexts.
The original decision to use red is lost to time, but a possible motivation was to match Tesla's stylized "T" logo or the color of the markers on Tesla's "Find Us" map.

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Why do some locations show ≤ before the power rating?
Individual locations with multiple stall types don't necessarily deliver the same maximum power at every stall. For example, some locations have a mix of V2 (150 kW) and V3 (250 kW) stalls. Check the Notes for each location for details.

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Permanently Closed sites are hidden by default on the map.
To see them, use the Select All button or click directly on the "Permanently Closed" option in the Status filter.

Other icons on the Changes and Data pages

• Other EVs OK : Site allows non-Tesla vehicles to charge - for example, locations with Magic Dock, NACS open to non-Tesla, and certain CCS locations in Europe.
• Solar canopy : Whether the site is at least partially covered by a solar canopy.
• Battery backup : Whether the site includes battery backup power.
• Accessible : Whether the site includes designated accessible charging space(s).
• Trailer-friendly : Whether the site includes trailer-friendly charging space(s).
• Google Map : Link to Google Maps based on the site's latitude and longitude (which might be slightly different than the the result of using the street address).
• Forum : Link to the site's relevant thread on a discussion forum.
• Tesla.com or Tesla.cn : Link to Tesla's "Find Us" page for the site.
• PlugShare : Link to the site (and its details, if available) on PlugShare.com.
• OpenStreetMap : Link to the site (and its details, if available) on OpenStreetMap.org.

Site Usage Tips

• Right-click the map to add a custom marker and range circle, or to see the current location on different map services. (Long-press for 2-3 seconds on mobile/touchscreen devices.)
• Click a "Construction" or "Permit" Supercharger, then click or "forum" to read or provide updates on progress.
• Click any entry on the Changes tab to pan and zoom to the associated site on the Map tab.
• Choose "
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  Clusters" to group nearby markers together when zoomed out.
  • Clusters allow the map to be more responsive and less cluttered on older, smaller devices.
  • Hover over a numbered marker to see details about the locations included, and click to zoom in.
• This site is tested using Google Chrome and Firefox and may perform best when viewed using those web browsers.

Updates

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Links

Map links to specific GPS coordinates can be constructed using center and zoom parameters. For example, here is a link that will show supercharges in the Chicago area:
https://supercharge.info/map?center=41.615648,-87.304997&zoom=9

All available URL parameters

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Additional acknowledgements

• icon 'ellipsis' from loading.io
• Maps and link icon from openstreetmap.org are trademarks of the OpenStreetMap Foundation and are used with permission. Supercharge.info is not endorsed by or affiliated with the OpenStreetMap Foundation.