A new Tesla Supercharger opened on October 13, 2026 at the Wawa at 24 Campground Rd in Manchester, Tennessee. The site has 8 V4 stalls rated up to 500 kW, and it is open to non-Tesla EVs through the Tesla app.
It sits off I-24 Exit 114, about half a mile from Manchester's older Supercharger. That gives I-24 drivers two Tesla sites at one exit.
At a glance
- Address: 24 Campground Rd, Manchester, TN 37355
- Host site: Wawa
- Stalls: 8 (all V4 posts)
- Peak power: 500 kW
- Connectors: NACS (Tesla) cables only; no dual-cable Magic Dock stalls are listed
- Non-Tesla access: Yes, through the Tesla app
- Accessible stalls: 1
- Date opened: October 13, 2026
- Coordinates: 35.457413, -86.04783
Who can charge here
Tesla drivers plug in and go. Billing runs through the account tied to the car.
Other EVs with a NACS port also plug in directly. Tesla says NACS-equipped vehicles do not need an adapter.
EVs with a CCS1 port need an adapter. This site lists NACS cables only, with no Magic Dock dual-cable stalls. So bring a NACS DC adapter made by Tesla or by your car's maker. Tesla prohibits third-party adapters at Superchargers for safety reasons. Clip the adapter onto the cable first, then plug it into your car.
To start a session in a non-Tesla car:
- Download the Tesla app and create a Tesla Account.
- Choose "Charge Your EV" and pick this Manchester site.
- Add your vehicle details and a payment method.
- Note the number on the base of your post (for example, 4A) and select it in the app.
- Plug in within one minute of selecting the post.
- Tap "Stop Charging" when you are done.
Non-Tesla charge ports sit in different spots. Tesla notes you may need to park over the line to reach your port, but asks drivers not to park diagonally.
Need help with adapters? See our guide to using a NACS adapter at a Tesla Supercharger.
How fast it charges
This is a 500 kW site. That puts it at the top of the DC fast charging class.
Tesla's V4 Supercharger post has a stated max power of 500 kW. A single V4 cabinet can share power across up to 8 posts, which matches the 8 stalls here. When several cars charge at once, the cabinet splits its output among them.
What your car actually pulls depends on the car. The U.S. Department of Energy notes that DC fast charging power varies by vehicle and battery state of charge. Your car will charge at its own maximum rate, which may be well below 500 kW, then taper as the battery fills.
For a rough sense of speed, the DOE's Alternative Fuels Data Center puts DC fast charging at approximately 100 to 200+ miles of range per 30 minutes. Compare that with approximately 25 miles per hour on Level 2 and about 5 miles per hour on Level 1. These are approximate figures. Your results will vary with your car, battery temperature and starting charge.
Want the full breakdown? Read EV charging levels explained.
Getting there
The station is at the Wawa on Campground Rd, one of the roads served by I-24 Exit 114 (US-41/Hillsboro Blvd) in Manchester. Local reporting placed the Wawa on the former Arrowheads to Aerospace Museum property on Campground Road.
Exit 114 is a busy services exit. Fuel stations, restaurants and several hotels line Hillsboro Blvd and nearby Expressway Dr and Relco Dr.
Use the Tesla app or your car's navigation to route to "Manchester, TN – Campground Rd." That label separates it from the older Manchester site on Hillsboro Blvd.
What it costs
Tesla does not post a fixed rate for this site in public materials. The live per-kWh price shows in the Tesla app and on a Tesla's touchscreen before you plug in.
A few rules apply at all U.S. Superchargers:
- Prices can change by time of day.
- Your rate is set when you plug in.
- Non-Tesla drivers usually pay a different rate than Tesla owners.
- Non-Tesla drivers can buy an optional Supercharging Membership. Tesla says it gives Tesla-vehicle pricing at select sites for a monthly fee.
- Congestion fees can apply to all EVs.
- Paying by card without a saved app account can place a temporary hold on your card.
Always check the app before you plug in. For a wider look at what drivers pay, see our guide to public EV charging costs.
Other chargers nearby
These are the 5 closest other open Tesla Superchargers, by straight-line distance:
| Supercharger | Distance | Stalls |
|---|---|---|
| Manchester, TN – Dunkin', 2224 Hillsboro Blvd | 0.5 mi | 10 |
| Monteagle, TN – Piggly Wiggly, 754 W Main St | 18.8 mi | 12 |
| Murfreesboro, TN – Target, 1851 Old Fort Pkwy | 34.2 mi | 12 |
| Kimball, TN – 300 Kimball Crossing Dr | 35.4 mi | 12 |
| Smyrna, TN – 2205 Almaville Rd | 42.4 mi | 12 |
The older Manchester site at Dunkin' is rated 150 kW. If the new Wawa site is full, it is a short drive away.
See every public charger in town on our Manchester, TN EV charging stations page. Or search by location on the EV charging stations near me map.
Tips
- Precondition your battery. Set the Supercharger as your destination in a Tesla, or use your car's own battery-prep feature. A warm battery accepts higher power.
- Stop at 80%. Charging slows as the battery fills. On a road trip, two short stops often beat one long one.
- Carry your adapter. CCS1 drivers should keep an approved NACS DC adapter in the car. This site has no Magic Dock.
- Check stall status first. The Tesla app shows how many stalls are free. If Campground Rd is busy, the Hillsboro Blvd site is half a mile away.
- Move when you are done. Congestion fees can apply. Unplug and free the stall for the next driver.