An 8-stall Tesla Supercharger opened on October 13, 2026, at the Target at 4301 E Virginia Ave in Glendale, Colorado. The stalls are rated for up to 325 kW. All 8 have both NACS and CCS cables, and the site is open to non-Tesla EVs.
At a glance
- Address: 4301 E Virginia Ave, Glendale, CO 80246 (Arapahoe County)
- Stalls: 8
- Peak power: up to 325 kW per stall
- Connectors: NACS and CCS on all 8 stalls (dual-cable stalls)
- Non-Tesla access: yes, open to other EVs
- Accessible stalls: 1
- Stall type: listed as V4 stalls on supercharge.info
- Host site: Target
- Date opened: October 13, 2026
- Source: supercharge.info record
Who can charge here
Teslas and other cars with a NACS (SAE J3400) port plug in directly. Pull in, plug in, and the car handles the session.
Cars with a CCS port can charge here too. supercharge.info lists all 8 stalls as dual-cable stalls with both a NACS and a CCS1 connector. That means most CCS cars can use the attached CCS cable with no adapter. If you would rather use the NACS cable, use an automaker-approved NACS adapter.
Non-Tesla drivers start and pay for a session in the Tesla app. Open the app, choose "Charge Your Non-Tesla," pick the Glendale site, and select your stall number. Set up the app and a payment method before you arrive. It takes a few minutes the first time.
For more on adapters and which models work, see our guide: How to use a Tesla Supercharger with a non-Tesla EV.
How fast it charges
325 kW is the peak rating per stall. It is not what every car will pull.
The U.S. Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC) says DC fast chargers can deliver up to 500 kW. It also says DC fast charging adds roughly 100 to 200+ miles of range per 30 minutes. Treat those as approximate. Real speed depends on your car, the battery's state of charge and battery temperature.
The AFDC also notes that many EVs on the road today cannot charge faster than 200 kW. So a 325 kW stall will not make a 150 kW car charge faster. It does give newer, faster-charging cars room to reach their own peak.
Charging is fastest at a low state of charge and slows as the battery fills. Most drivers get the best time per mile by arriving low and leaving around 80%.
For a plain-English breakdown of Level 1, Level 2 and DC fast charging, read EV charging levels explained.
Getting there
The Supercharger is in the Target lot at 4301 E Virginia Ave. Glendale is a small city in Arapahoe County, inside the Denver metro.
- Nearest major road: S Colorado Blvd, about 0.2 miles away.
- Interstate: I-25 is roughly 2 miles away.
- Nearby road: E Leetsdale Dr runs about 0.2 miles from the site.
supercharge.info lists Target's hours as 7 AM to 10 PM. That matters if you plan to shop or use the restroom while you charge. Check the Tesla app for current stall status before you head over.
Elevation here is about 1,629 meters, or roughly 5,345 feet. That is normal for the Denver metro and does not change how the charger works.
What it costs
We do not list a price for this site. Tesla shows the live per-kWh price in the Tesla app and on the car's screen.
A few things to know:
- Prices vary by time of day. The same stall can cost more or less depending on when you plug in.
- Non-Tesla pricing differs. Drivers of other brands may pay a different rate than Tesla owners. The app shows your rate before you start.
- Fees beyond energy may apply. The app lists any extra fees for the site. Read them before you start.
Always check the price in the app before you plug in. For context on what public charging costs and how it compares with charging at home, see How much does public EV charging cost?
Other chargers nearby
If the Glendale stalls are full, these open Superchargers are close by. Distances are straight-line miles from the Glendale site.
| Supercharger | Distance | Stalls |
|---|---|---|
| Denver, CO – 44 N Pontiac St | 1.9 mi | 16 |
| Aurora, CO – 2751 S Parker Rd | 5.0 mi | 16 |
| Aurora, CO – 13881 E Mississippi Ave | 6.0 mi | 16 |
| Denver, CO – 12075 E 45th Ave | 6.8 mi | 8 |
| Edgewater, CO – 5505 W 20th Ave | 6.9 mi | 8 |
The Pontiac St site in Denver is the closest backup. It is under 2 miles away and has twice as many stalls.
For Level 2 and other fast-charging networks in town, see all EV charging stations in Glendale, CO. Or use our free map to find EV charging stations near me.
Tips
- Check stall status first. The Tesla app shows how many stalls are open, so you can pick a backup before you drive over.
- CCS drivers: use the attached CCS cable. These are dual-cable stalls, so you likely do not need an adapter. Back in or pull in so the cable reaches your port.
- Arrive with a low battery. Charging is fastest when the battery is low, so you get more miles per minute.
- Precondition in cold weather. Cold batteries charge slower. If your car can precondition the battery on the way to a charger, turn it on.
- Move when you are done. Unplug and leave the stall once you reach your target charge. It frees the spot for the next driver and can help you avoid extra fees.
This site adds 8 fast-charging stalls to the Glendale area. For drivers in Glendale and along Colorado Blvd, it is one of the closest options with CCS cables built in.