This article discusses how Tesla's Supercharger network is different from other electric vehicle charging stations, and how currently only Tesla drivers can use the Superchargers.
Tesla is piloting a program in select countries that allows Non-Tesla drivers to use some of its Superchargers.
Tesla owners have long enjoyed access to its Supercharger network, but now non-Tesla drivers will be able to use the level newer Supercharger Stations.
Charging a complicated electric vehicle like a Tesla might seem difficult, but with the right adaptor cables you can do it easily.
Tesla vehicles use a proprietary connector that is not compatible with most electric vehicle models.
Some of the more modern Tesla models have multiple ports, including a type 2 port that is compatible with some non-Tesla chargers.
But for others, they will need an adapter to convert their connector type and gain access to the Tesla Level 2 or 3 Superchargers.
With this new program, more electric vehicle owners now have access to the network of Superchargers that Teslas can power.