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Countries and regions where Tesla EVs are sold
• Updated: Feb 2026
Operates the world's largest DC fast-charging network with 77,000+ stalls across 8,100+ stations in 54+ countries. V3 stalls deliver up to 250 kW; V4 stalls support up to 500 kW for 800V vehicles and include contactless payment terminals for non-Tesla EVs. Increasingly open to all EVs via NACS adoption and Magic Dock CCS adapters, with Ford, GM, Rivian, Hyundai, and others gaining access. NACS is becoming the dominant North American standard.
Ultra-high-power DC charging designed exclusively for the Tesla Semi electric truck, delivering up to 1.2 MW (1,200 kW) per stall using V4 cabinet architecture. At 750 kW sustained, a Semi can recover ~60% range during a mandatory 30-minute driver rest break. First customer-facing station opened in Ontario, California in early 2026, with 64+ locations planned across 15+ states in partnership with Pilot Flying J truck stops.
Level 2 AC charging network with 50,000+ Wall Connectors deployed at hotels, restaurants, resorts, and shopping centers where drivers spend extended time. Delivers up to 11.5 kW (48A), adding ~44 miles of range per hour. Typically offered free as a customer amenity by host businesses. Major partnerships include Hilton (20,000 Universal Wall Connectors at 2,000 hotels) and Marriott. Listed on Tesla's in-car navigation and app.
Program allowing businesses to purchase and host their own Supercharger hardware (V3/V4) at their locations. Tesla provides full-service network operations, preventative maintenance, 24/7 driver support, and guarantees 97% uptime. Businesses earn revenue from charging fees while Tesla handles payment processing. Minimum 4 stalls required. Expanding internationally to Europe and the Middle East. Ideal for gas stations, retail centers, and convenience stores.
Commercial Level 2 charging program enabling businesses to monetize their Tesla Wall Connectors. Sites with 6+ Gen 3 Wall Connectors connected via Wi-Fi or cellular can enable paid charging through Tesla's business portal, setting their own per-kWh pricing. Accessible through Tesla's in-car navigation. Tall Pedestals ($900) allow freestanding installation in open parking lots without a wall. Combines the Destination Charging brand with revenue generation for hosts.