Simi Valley, Ca - Tierra Rejada Road Supercharger
4.6(5)
Tesla Supercharger
16 ports · NACS · up to 250 kW
PRICING
$0.78 / kWh
AI Overview
Open to Tesla and NACS-enabled vehicles. The lot is illuminated with pull-in parking spaces. A nearby Target store is within walking distance.
Address
51 Tierra Rejada RoadSimi Valley, CA 93065United StatesHours
Open 24 hours
Reviews
rotorsnap★★★★★Sep 2024 • Google Maps
Having a Tesla is amazing. Gasoline cars are so obsolete. This is the new wave of the future jump on before it’s too late!
Ana Hernandez★★★★★Mar 2023 • Google Maps
I LOVE IT HERE! Best, FASTEST, charging station around. Also the lowest price for the speed compared to the other ones in the area (both Thousand Oaks locations and the one in Oxnard at the Collection). And the best part is it actually charges at the speed listed, 250kWh or a little faster (hit 253kWh today). Got here w 5% left, charging to 96% in about 45 minutes. Price fluctuates depending on peak times: $0.29 from 8pm to 12am, $0.24 from 12am to 4am, $0.27 from 4am to 8am, and $0.47 from 8am to 8pm. I’ve stated before, but I’ll reiterate, AVOID the charger in Oxnard at the Collection at all costs! Listed at 150kWh but every time I go, it’s super slow, around 67kWh, no matter which stall I try. Literally a waste of time unless u purposely need the hour and 10 minutes to shop. FYI It’s $0.43 no matter the time.
Alexandro Salinas (Alex)★★★★★Jan 2023 • Google Maps
It’s quick and straight to the point. I was able to charge my car. Sometimes backing up though to charge the car can be difficult since the white lines are barely visible, but regardless, it was a 30 mins charge.
Jaimie Conroy★★★★★Jan 2022 • Google Maps
Target has the best curbside service of all the stores. There is no minimum purchase, they are quick and accurate, and no need to schedule a time. I use them for large and small orders.
Grant Nissen★★★★★Jan 2021 • Google Maps
Glad to see a Tesla Supercharger in Simi Valley. Definitely Not a V3 at this time. Have charged here 3 different times, twice as the only car charging and have never reached V3 (250kw) charging speeds. City issue or Tesla?
