Tesla Superchargers open to third parties in Italy
Tesla has also started to open Supercharger stations in Italy for electric cars of other brands. The Supercharger map in Italy now also includes the note, “This Supercharger is open to Tesla vehicles and Non-Tesla vehicles with CCS compatibility”.
This means that in 15 European countries, selected Tesla fast chargers are now also accessible to non-Tesla brands. Officially, it is still a test programme to evaluate Supercharger use by non-Tesla drivers, but the pilot programme has long since outgrown individual locations. At the same time, not all Supercharger locations in a country are necessarily open to non-Tesla brands; only Tesla’s Supercharger map provides information here.
Tesla has also started to open Supercharger stations in Italy for electric cars of other brands. The Supercharger map in Italy now also includes the note “This Supercharger is open to Tesla vehicles and Non-Tesla vehicles with CCS compatibility”.
This means that in 15 European countries, selected Tesla fast chargers are now also accessible to non-Tesla brands. Officially, it is still a test programme to evaluate the use of the Supercharger by non-Tesla drivers. However, the pilot programme has long since outgrown individual locations. However, not all Supercharger locations in a country are necessarily open to non-Tesla brands; only Tesla’s Supercharger map provides information here.
The programme was launched in November 2021 in the Netherlands, followed by Norway, France, Austria, Belgium, Spain, Sweden and the UK in the first extension, and Germany, Denmark, Finland, Luxembourg and Switzerland in the second round. In the meantime, Iceland is now also included in Tesla’s listing, which now also includes Italy.
Users need the Tesla app to charge their off-brand vehicles at the Superchargers. Via the app, users can unlock the respective stall, and billing is done via the credit card stored in the necessary Tesla account. Tesla recently introduced flexible tariffs at almost all Superchargers in Europe.
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