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Yes, non-Tesla electric vehicles can use Tesla Superchargers in Australia. More than two-thirds of Tesla's Supercharger network (86 out of approximately 148 sites) is now open to drivers of other EV brands. To access, non-Tesla drivers need to download the Tesla app (version 4.18.0 or higher) and create a Tesla account. All vehicles with a CCS2 port can charge at these sites. Tesla's V4 Superchargers can deliver faster charging speeds to some non-Tesla vehicles with 800V architecture.

Tesla Supercharger pricing in Australia varies based on location, time of use, and whether you drive a Tesla. For Tesla owners, flat rates range from $0.37 to $0.62 per kWh, with time-of-use pricing at some sites ranging from $0.30 to $0.66 per kWh. Non-Tesla vehicles pay a standard rate of $0.79 per kWh, though drivers can subscribe to a $9.99/month membership to reduce costs to $0.64-$0.66 per kWh.

Tesla operates approximately 148 Supercharger sites across Australia with over 780 charging stalls, making it one of the largest fast-charging networks in the country. The network strategically covers major cities and popular interstate highways. In 2025, Tesla completed the route from Adelaide, Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney, and Brisbane all the way to Cairns entirely on Superchargers. The network maintains an impressive 99.5% uptime.