Road expands access to Tesla’s Supercharger network
AMSTERDAM - Road expands access to Tesla’s Supercharger network as part of Road’s existing roaming service. This expansion provides users of Road-powered white-label platforms with access to over 20,000 Superchargers across 1,500+ locations throughout Europe.
04 August 2026
At a glance
Electric mobility thrives on the availability and reliability of infrastructure. The addition of Tesla’s Supercharger network marks a significant development for charge point operators (CPOs) utilising Road’s white-label infrastructure. Incorporating the largest and most consistent high-speed charging networks in Europe enhances the quality of service that CPOs can offer to their drivers.
Enhancing operational efficiency for CPOs
For CPOs the challenge has often been the fragmentation of charging ecosystems. This development is designed to align with existing operational workflows, ensuring that high-speed charging remains a seamless component of the overall service delivery.
Charging sessions completed at Tesla Supercharger locations are consolidated into the existing billing ecosystem used by Road’s partners. By removing the need for split invoicing or separate expense tracking, the integration streamlines administrative tasks, allowing CPOs to maintain a focus on core operations rather than processing fragmented receipts.
A seamless journey for the EV driver
The value of this expansion extends directly to the end-user. Whether they drive a Tesla or another electric vehicle brand, ease of use remains a priority. Drivers benefit from a consistent charging experience, utilising either their familiar service provider application to initiate charging or, for Tesla drivers, automatic authentication.
This expansion reflects a continued commitment to developing a borderless charging ecosystem. By providing access to high-performance infrastructure, Road continues to support the evolving needs of the modern electric mobility sector, ensuring that service providers are well-equipped to deliver reliable, scalable solutions.
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