Tesla Supercharger Prices Are Up 15% in the Last Year
Non-Tesla EV drivers without a Supercharging membership now pay an average of $0.569 per kWh in the U.S., 15% more than a year ago, according to Paren's Q3 report. Members pay $0.396 per kWh, a rise of about 9%. A 60 kWh session now costs about $34.14 instead of $29.70, roughly $4.50 more. Congestion and idle fees also apply: $0.50 per minute when a site is at least half full and $1 per minute when it is completely full, waived if the car is moved within five minutes. The increase pulled the national fast-charging average up 2% to $0.540 per kWh.…
- Non-members now pay $0.569/kWh, 15% more than a year ago.
- Congestion fees: $0.50/min at half-full sites; $1/min when completely full.
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