
Kirkland, Wa Supercharger
4.2(5)
Tesla Supercharger
12 ports · NACS · up to 250 kW
PRICING
$0.23 / kWh
AI Overview
This station is Tesla-only and located in the northeast corner of the Fred Meyer parking lot. It frequently reaches capacity with multiple cars waiting; drivers report that wait-time estimates in the app often underestimate actual delays. A few drivers have noted individual chargers occasionally offline or charging slower than expected. The lot is free, illuminated, and includes a handicap-accessible space.
Address
12227 120th Avenue NortheastKirkland, WA 98034United StatesHours
Open 24 hours
Reviews
Mark ME★★★★★Mar 2026 • Google Maps
Charger is pretty full nearly all the time. Often multiple cars waiting and estimated wait times in the app are “off”. Eg showed “5 min, but was closer to 20 min wait”. And slow charging. It’s the only “real” supercharger in the area. There should be far more in the area. Fred Meyer is convenient for “errants” while charging and they finally installed trash cans, so it’s a little cleaner now.
Nagaraju★★★★★Feb 2026 • Google Maps
High speed charging stations however they are mostly busy. Not enough stations and they are old. Saw few times broken cables and this brings available stations less... Tesla should consider adding more stations and upgrading to newer..🤞
Eugene Chang★★★★★Aug 2025 • Google Maps
Great setup with 12 charging stalls including a handicap accessible spot. Super convenient location right in the Fred Meyer parking lot - easy to find and access. Pricing is standard Tesla rates, nothing surprising there. Pro tip: when midnight hits, you'll see the savvy EV owners lining up for those off-peak rates. Can get a bit busy during that time but totally worth it. Perfect spot to grab groceries while you charge. Reliable chargers and well-maintained site overall.
john★★★★★Nov 2024 • Google Maps
This is a fairly new 12 station super charging station. I did see a Nissan Leaf in line for a charge. Spoke with the driver saying this would be his first attempt at using these chargers.The world wide system of chargers is 10 years ahead of the US governments plans to supply EV stations nation wide. Blink, EVgo and others are years behind Tesla. You pull your Tesla up to the “ pump” and plug the car in. If you are know, a 7 second handshake precedes your instant starting charge. I spend approx. 20 -30 minutes charging and Im good for another 300 mikes. That charge costs around $22 and if I had charged at home, cost would be about $8. The station chargers are always communicating their status to Tesla. If a charger goes down, a crew can often be seen the next day repairing it. Chargers are typically located close to or at food establishments. This one is just steps from Fred Meyer so you can grab a Starbucks or a deli sandwich or shop for electronics. Great facility, very clean and it has one handycap charging spot available. Fully automated so there is no staff on site.
Nikolai Aristov★★★★★Feb 2024 • Google Maps
At peak times, there might be a short wait due to the limited number of stalls. However, Tesla owners are a patient bunch, often catching up on emails or enjoying a podcast while waiting. While charging, many drivers opt to stay in their cars. You’ll see people watching movies on their iPhones, engrossed in a gripping series or catching up on the latest news. It’s like a mini drive-in theater! Sometimes, drivers accidentally bump into the charging stations with their cars. Luckily, these chargers are built like tanks. After a minor collision, they can look broken, but continue to work, ensuring your Tesla gets the power it needs.




