Tesla Supercharger
Tesla Oasis - Tesla Supercharger
22422 Highway 46, Lost Hills, CA 93249
- Max speed
- 325 kW
- Total plugs
- 164
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Reported 150 kW+ with multiple plugs
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Field notes and explainers

Road trips
A practical system for choosing charging stops, building a weather buffer, using the fast part of the battery, and preparing a backup.
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Charging costs
Understand per-kWh pricing, time fees, idle fees, memberships, charging losses, and why the cheapest-looking station is not always cheapest.
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Charging science
Charger kW is only one limit. Learn how the car, battery temperature, state of charge, voltage, power sharing, and charging curve interact.
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