[J-P (as in plug)]

Tesla has been promising to open the Supercharger network to non-Teslas in the U.S. for some time now, and it looks like an update to the Tesla app might have leaked the details early.

Sawyer Merrritt has a thread on Twitter from late last night where he spotted the option to sign up for two plans:

1. Pay Per Use: Pay as you go, access to Supercharger network
2. Membership: $0.99/month (in the U.S.) access to Supercharger network, lower price per kWh

He said he was able to successfully sign in but couldn't really confirm any details because he doesn't own a non-Tesla EV, and then sent an update to say the feature had been removed from the app -- speculating it had been accidentally published ahead of launch.

He also points out that Electrify America's monthly fee is $4 and wonders if either Tesla is trying to undercut the main competitor, or if they will actually launch at $9.99.

Read the whole thread here:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1559715573898117121

 

[eHauler]

I'm definitely getting a membership since there's a few of those Supercharger locations near me.

 

[mailescort]

I'm definitely getting a membership since there's a few of those Supercharger locations near me.

Every time I drive by a supercharger station, I see a line of teslas just waiting to charge...and that's just with pure teslas. It's going to be very interesting once the full launch goes live...I would be annoyed as a tesla owner.

 

[EaglesPDX]

Could be just for Teslas, a cash flow scheme by Tesla getting $120 a year from Tesla owners for lower charging rate.

 

[Fitz_R1T]

I wonder how much Tesla will charge for the plug adapter?

 

[EaglesPDX]

I wonder how much Tesla will charge for the plug adapter?

Chademo from Tesla is $600.

CCS adapter in EU was sold for $200.

If Tesla needed HW/SW upgrade (older than 2020), $500.