Can my car use the Tesla Supercharger network?

It depends on your vehicle and, increasingly, on the specific Supercharger location — Tesla has been gradually opening parts of its network to non-Tesla EVs in some regions, though availability varies.

What generally determines access:

• Tesla vehicles — full access as standard, using Tesla's own connector and charging system
• Non-Tesla EVs at "open" Superchargers — some Supercharger locations now support other manufacturers' vehicles, typically via the CCS connector standard, but this rolls out site-by-site rather than across the entire network at once
• Non-Tesla EVs at Tesla-only sites — no access, since not every Supercharger location has been opened up

How to check for your specific car:

Because availability is location-specific and continues to expand, the most reliable way to check is via Tesla's own app or website, which shows which Superchargers near you currently support non-Tesla vehicles, and via your own vehicle manufacturer's guidance on compatible charging networks. It's worth checking before relying on it for a longer journey, since not every site in your area may support your car yet, even if nearby ones do.