Tesla revised its Supercharger prices around February 13, 2026. This price update resulted in mostly decreases across the state, with some stations having slight price increases during off-peak hours. On average, the peak price for Tesla owners or drivers of other vehicles who pay the monthly membership fee declined by about two cents from $0.42 to $0.40 per kWh. See the interactive table below to see the February 13, 2026 pricing at Maryland Supercharging locations.
Tesla’s Supercharger Pricing
Tesla’s Supercharger pricing model was originally a single flat rate per kWh that applied 24/7 but varied by location. However, this approach evolved with the introduction of variable time of use pricing, which is now used at nearly 75% of Maryland Supercharger sites. This helps to balance daily station utilization by incentivizing usage during less busy periods by offering lower prices during those periods. This also helps to ease queues of drivers waiting to charge which leads to improved driver experience.
Tesla has stated that their goal is to drive down charging costs by incorporating efficiencies of scale and optimizing utilization. These cost savings can be passed on to customers which helps to keep Supercharger prices down. Tesla’s operational efficiencies and time of use price incentives helps to sustain investment in expanding the Supercharger network as well as maintain reliable charging.
Supercharger Prices Lowered in Maryland
There are currently 67 active Tesla Supercharger locations in Maryland. While two sites retained their existing all-day or peak-time rates, three locations saw increases in their peak and all-day rates, of $0.01 or $0.02 per kWh. Conversely, 62 stations had reductions in these rates, with decreases from $0.01 to $0.03 per kWh.
Off-peak pricing generally rose slightly across the state, or stayed the same. For instance, at the Arbutus, MD Supercharger the peak rate (8:00 am to 11:00 pm) decreased from $0.43 to $0.41 per kWh, while the late night, early morning off-peak rate (11:00 pm to 8:00 am) increased from $0.23 to $0.24 per kWh.
Interactive Table of Maryland Supercharger Prices
For an overview of the February 13, 2026 prices at all Maryland Supercharger locations, see the interactive table below. For a detailed list of the prices, see this Google Sheet. These charts will help you to plan and adapt to Tesla’s evolving pricing at local Superchargers.
Source: Tesla website. Confirm the current prices on the Tesla app or website.
As Tesla continues to fine-tune its pricing strategy, drivers can check the latest price on the mobile app or navigation screen and adjust their charging habits to maximize savings. The recent updates demonstrate Tesla’s efforts to balance cost-effectiveness and operational efficiencies against the rising cost of electricity.
Whether you’re a Tesla driver or drive another EV that can use the Tesla Supercharger network, these price changes reflect the dynamic nature of the EV charging industry. Staying informed on price changes helps you take advantage of available time of use cost savings.
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