Tesla Supercharger Statistics 2026: Network Size & Open Access
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Tesla's Supercharger network is the backbone of U.S. fast charging — and it's now opening to other brands. Here are the key Tesla Supercharger statistics for 2026.
Key findings at a glance
- Tesla runs ~38,000 Supercharger ports.
- It's the largest DC fast network in the U.S.
- Ford, GM and Rivian drivers now have access.
- Rivian alone got 15,000 Superchargers.
Source: EVChargingStations
Tesla Supercharger network statistics
- ~38,000 Supercharger ports — the largest DC fast-charging network in the U.S. (EVChargingStations, 2026)
- ~75% of the U.S. EV market (Tesla + Ford + GM) is committed to Tesla's NACS connector. (TechCrunch, 2025)
Open-access statistics
- 15,000 Superchargers opened to Rivian drivers (March 2024). (TechCrunch, 2024)
- By end 2025 nearly all EVs have access to at least some Superchargers via NACS or an adapter. (Edmunds, 2025)
- Ford, GM, Rivian were among the first non-Tesla brands granted Supercharger access. (TechCrunch, 2025)
Non-Tesla driver wanting Supercharger access? You'll often need an EV charging adapter. Tesla owners, gear up in the Model 3, Model Y and Cybertruck collections.
Summary table
| Metric | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Supercharger ports | ~38,000 | EVCS |
| Network rank | #1 DC fast (US) | EVCS |
| NACS market coverage | ~75% | TechCrunch |
| Rivian access | 15,000 stalls | TechCrunch |
Frequently asked questions
How many Tesla Superchargers are there?
About 38,000 ports in the U.S. — the largest DC fast-charging network (EVCS).
Can non-Tesla EVs use Superchargers?
Yes — Ford, GM, Rivian and others now have access, often via a NACS adapter.
What share of EVs use NACS?
Tesla, Ford and GM together are ~75% of the U.S. EV market and use NACS (TechCrunch).
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Sources & methodology
Compiled by the ePlug Kit team from primary and tier-1 industry sources, June 2026: TechCrunch; Edmunds. Figures are current as of publication and rounded for readability.