A Tesla Destination Charger is a Level 2 electric vehicle (EV) charger designed specifically for Tesla vehicles. Unlike Tesla Superchargers, which are primarily located along highways for long-distance travel, Teslas Destination Chargers are strategically placed at destinations where Tesla owners are likely to spend extended periods, such as hotels, resorts, restaurants, shopping centers, and other public places. These chargers provide a slower but convenient way to charge your Tesla while you engage in other activities. Using a Tesla destination charger can add up to 44 miles of range in one hour, depending on which Tesla model and type you drive. Tesla destination chargers are usually free to use, but you may need to pay for parking at a hotel or in a parking garage – some may also have fees. Tesla drivers can find Destination Chargers using the Tesla app, Teslas website, and other EV charging apps. Teslas vehicles have in-car navigation that will help you plan trips and decide which Superchargers and Destination Chargers you might use while you’re away from home.