Tesla Superchargers are a key pillar of the US automaker's success. They are not only incredibly easy to use, but, more importantly, were available in sufficient numbers from the very beginning. This was crucial because other providers or mobile charging solutions like the... Juice Booster It didn't exist yet.
Nowadays, almost everyone has to for the Shop at Supercharger You have to pay, but that wasn't always the case. We'll explain how free charging works.
Free Supercharger access: now difficult to find
It all started quite simply: To boost sales, every Model S or Model X ordered by January 15, 2017 received a lifetime free charging right.
The exciting part: The right to free charging isn't lost when the car is sold privately; it's transferred to the buyer. So, if you buy a Tesla Model S or X ordered before the specified date, you can still enjoy free charging today. The only requirement is that the vehicle hasn't been owned by Tesla at any point in the meantime, as the company revokes the charging rights in such cases.
Unfortunately, for all later vehicles and models, even if free charging allowances or free months were still available under various conditions, these only applied to the original owner.
Anyone who currently does not have free charging rights will only be able to obtain them by purchasing an older Model S or X – or through special promotions.
Such events take place, for example, on public holidays or during school breaks. popular Travel routes take place; early in the morning or late in the evening, you can then charge for free at selected stations.
