How to find unlocked Tesla Superchargers open to all EV drivers?Tesla's Non-Tesla Supercharger Pilot Expands in New Zealand
Tesla is making significant strides in expanding access to its Supercharger network, not just for Tesla owners but for all EV users.
The United States, a key market for Tesla, has also witnessed the expansion of the Non-Tesla Supercharger Pilot program. Tesla introduced Magic Dock built-in CCS1 adapters in several new states, significantly increasing the number of Supercharger stations supporting non-Tesla electric vehicles. While this remains a relatively small portion of the overall Supercharger network, it demonstrates Tesla’s commitment to making EV charging more inclusive.
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