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Tesla Supercharger Installation for Businesses

Turn unused parking into recurring revenue with Tesla's fastest charging posts, installed turnkey by a Tesla Certified team.

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Tesla Supercharger cabinet and charging posts installed at a commercial site

Straight answer

What Is a Tesla Supercharger and Who Should Install One?

The Tesla Supercharger is Tesla's commercial fast charging platform, delivering up to 500 kW per post and adding roughly 200 miles of range in 15 minutes. It suits retail centers, hotels, gas stations and restaurants that want site traffic and charging revenue.

Max charging speed
Up to 500 kW
Per Supercharger post
Range added
~200 mi / 15 min
Under ideal conditions
Minimum site size
4 posts
Scalable to full multi-post sites
Standards supported
NACS, CCS1, CCS2, GB/T
Works with all major EV connector types

Pricing shown is typical and a starting point. Your exact quote is confirmed after a site survey and depends on roof condition, electrical service, equipment choices and local permitting.

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Overview

Tesla's Fastest Charging Platform, Built for Commercial Sites

The Tesla Supercharger is a step up from the wall-mount and pedestal chargers we install at homes, hotels and condos. Each post can deliver up to 500 kW, roughly ten times a home Wall Connector, and the cabinet-and-post design supports every major connector standard, not just NACS, so any EV can plug in.

For property owners, the appeal is twofold: Tesla's in-car Trip Planner routes drivers to your site automatically once you're listed, and you own the hardware and keep the charging revenue, with Tesla collecting only a small per kWh service fee.

Best fit

Who a Tesla Supercharger Site Makes Sense For

High-Traffic Retail Centers

Shopping centers and plazas along major corridors benefit from drivers routed in through Tesla's navigation while they charge and shop.

Hospitality Properties

Hotels along interstate corridors capture overnight and mid-trip charging demand from travelers planning routes around Supercharger locations.

Gas Stations and Travel Centers

Fast charging complements existing fuel and convenience revenue as EV adoption grows along Florida's major highways.

Restaurants

A 15 to 30 minute charge lines up naturally with a meal stop, which drives foot traffic during the charging window.

Specs

Tesla Supercharger Specifications

Charging output
Up to 500 kW
Level 3 DC fast charging
Amperage
Up to 600 amps
Per post at peak output
Cable length
50% longer
Than prior Supercharger generation
Connector standards
NACS, CCS1, CCS2, GB/T
Compatible with virtually every EV

Process

How a Turnkey Tesla Supercharger Project Runs

  1. 01

    Site Survey and ROI Analysis

    We assess available parking, electrical service capacity and projected utilization to model the site's return before you commit.

  2. 02

    Permitting and Engineering

    Commercial fast charging requires utility coordination for the added electrical load along with local building and electrical permits.

  3. 03

    Installation

    Cabinet and post placement, trenching and electrical work, scaled from a minimum of 4 posts up to full multi-post buildouts.

  4. 04

    Commissioning and Go-Live

    Tesla and Coastal Energy jointly commission the site, list it on the in-car Trip Planner map, and set up the PowerHub dashboard for revenue tracking.

Ownership and revenue

Own the Hardware, Keep the Revenue

Unlike a standard EV charging amenity, a Tesla Supercharger site is a hardware asset you own outright. Tesla handles the software platform, in-car navigation listing and payment processing, and collects a small per kWh service fee, while the charging revenue itself goes to the property owner.

Because EV adoption in Florida keeps climbing, sites that install fast charging now tend to lock in a location advantage before land and electrical capacity near major corridors get harder to secure.

Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Tesla Supercharger?

It is Tesla's commercial fast charging platform, delivering up to 500 kW per post, roughly 200 miles of range in 15 minutes, and support for NACS, CCS1, CCS2 and GB/T connectors so any EV can use it.

How much does a Tesla Supercharger installation cost?

Cost depends on post count, trenching distance and available electrical service, since Level 3 charging requires substantial power. We build a real number from the site survey and ROI analysis before any commitment.

What kind of property is a good fit for Tesla Supercharging?

High-traffic retail centers, hotels, gas stations and restaurants along major corridors see the most benefit, since Tesla's in-car Trip Planner can route drivers directly to the location.

Does Coastal Energy handle the whole project?

Yes, we provide a full-service turnkey solution including site survey, ROI analysis, permitting and engineering, installation, commissioning and go-live support alongside Tesla.

How many posts do I need for a Tesla Supercharger site?

Sites can start with a minimum of 4 charging posts and scale up to a full multi-post installation depending on projected traffic and available electrical capacity.

Who keeps the revenue from a Supercharger site?

The property owner keeps the charging revenue. Tesla collects a small per kWh service fee for the platform, payment processing and in-car map listing.

How long does installation take?

Timelines vary with post count, permitting and utility coordination for the added electrical load. The site survey and ROI analysis phase sets a realistic schedule before construction begins.

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