Trip planning · Tesla Model S

Tesla Model S route planner with charging stops

Pick a start and destination and the planner estimates the Tesla Model S's energy use over the real road route, then chooses charging stops from PlugSphere's worldwide station database — each with two nearby backups. The vehicle inputs below are already set for this car.

Plan a Tesla Model S trip

Reviewed 14 July 2026 Pre-filled from the Model S AWD (MY26) reference variant — adjust the inputs to match yours exactly.

Useable battery

95 kWh

Energy use

16.1 kWh/100 km

Typical DC power

140 kW

Estimated range

590 km

A → B → charge

Plan a Tesla Model S trip on the map

Battery, consumption and charging power are pre-filled for the Tesla Model S — set two points and calculate. Adjust anything to match your exact variant.

Where are you going?

Search a city, or choose A and B directly on the map.

Start

Destination

0 of 2 places set Tap anywhere on the map to place Start A, or search a city above.

Add your EV essentials

Use the battery you can actually use, not the advertised total.

Usable batterykWh Current charge% Energy usekWh/100 km Arrival reserve% Charge target at stops% ConnectorThis filters reported plugs; confirm compatibility yourself.

Fine-tuneCoordinates, conditions and charger search Optional

Start latitude Start longitude Destination latitude Destination longitude

Weather buffer% Elevation buffer% Other safety buffer% Vehicle DC limitkW Minimum charger powerkW Route search widthkm Backup radiuskm

Planning estimate only. Charger status is not live; confirm access, plug and availability with the operator.

Planning your trip

Building your road route

Following the available road network between A and B.

Route
Battery
Charging

Road route

Distance and drive time between A and B

Road-tripping a Tesla Model S — quick answers

How far can a Tesla Model S drive before stopping to charge?

Around 590 km in mixed driving from a full battery, but road trips rarely run 100% to 0% — with a 90% start and 10% reserve, plan segments of roughly 472 km, less in winter or at high motorway speeds.

How long are charging stops with a Tesla Model S?

The Tesla Model S typically sustains about 140 kW in a DC session, so a 10–80% stop takes roughly 29 minutes at a sufficiently powerful charger. The planner accounts for this when spacing stops.

Which chargers does the Tesla Model S use?

The Tesla Model S charges via Type 2 CCS — the planner is pre-filtered accordingly, and every suggested stop includes two nearby backups in case a charger is busy or offline.

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