Tesla Superchargers Open To Competing EVs Soon

Tesla will offer non-owners two choices if they want to make use of the network- either Pay Per Use or membership models. The membership offers a lower price per kWh. Reportedly, the price will be just $0.99 a month. We find that a little hard to believe, as other services are priced much higher. Electrify America, for example, requires you to deposit a fixed dollar amount per use that is much higher.

Self-proclaimed "$TSLA investor" Sawyer Merritt caught the moment the Tesla app offered him the option to sign up, but just moments later it disappeared. It's likely the $0.99 mark was just a placeholder of some kind, soon to be replaced by a real figure once Tesla's service goes live.

但是,文件在特斯拉的网站上展示into how the program will work. First, you'll need a separate membership for each Tesla Account. Second, each of those memberships is limited to five Supercharger charging sessions per day. It's unclear when the reset period is, but we imagine it's either midnight or 24 hours since your last charge.

The terms on Tesla's site also state that "Membership renews automatically on a monthly basis for a fee charged at the start of each month." Additionally, Tesla says that non-Tesla vehicles may access certain Wall Connectors on the same pay-per-use basis. For now, it's unclear when Tesla plans to roll out the service beyond its original September 2022 timeline.