“To find the journey’s end in every step of the road… is wisdom.”
Charging is fastest below about 50%, so stops where you'd arrive with 10–50% rank highest.
Getting off the freeway, parking, plugging in, and getting back on. Charging time is added on top.
Ratings and reviews from Google.
A Tesla adds range fastest when its battery is low, so the best stop is the one you reach with about 10 to 50 percent left. Enjoy the Journey finds the California Superchargers along your route, times your stops to that window for your car’s range and starting charge, compares one-stop and two-stop plans, and ranks the stops by Google rating so your break is somewhere worth stopping.
A trip planner for Tesla drivers in California. It finds the Superchargers along your route, times your stops to when charging is fastest, and ranks them by Google rating.
A Tesla adds range fastest when its battery is low. The planner assumes about 400 miles of range per hour of charging below 50% and 250 above, aims for stops where you arrive with roughly 10 to 50%, and compares one-stop and two-stop plans so you don't stop more than you need to.
It plans around Tesla Superchargers. Many Supercharger sites now also accept other EVs; check the Tesla app for a site's access before relying on it.
The San Francisco to Los Angeles preview is free. Passes are one-time payments with nothing to renew: $2.99 for one month, $6.99 for six months, or $10.99 for a year.
No. Enjoy the Journey is an independent app from Caedrix, Inc and is not affiliated with Tesla, Inc.