New Tesla Supercharger in The Colony, TX: 12 Stalls at Exxon

A 12-stall Tesla Supercharger opened November 6, 2026 at the Exxon at 5745 State Hwy 121 in The Colony, Texas. Peak power is 325 kW, every stall is NACS, and non-Tesla EVs can charge with the Tesla app.

A new 12-stall Tesla Supercharger opened in The Colony, Texas, on November 6, 2026. It sits at the Exxon at 5745 State Hwy 121 and charges at up to 325 kW per stall. Non-Tesla EVs are allowed to charge here.

At a glance

  • Address: 5745 State Hwy 121, The Colony, TX 75056
  • Stalls: 12 (all V4 cabinets)
  • Peak power: 325 kW
  • Connectors: NACS (J3400) on every stall
  • Non-Tesla access: Yes, open to other EVs
  • Accessible stalls: 1
  • Host site: Exxon
  • Date opened: November 6, 2026
  • Network: Tesla Supercharger

Who can charge here

12 stalls. All NACS. The supercharge.info record lists this site as open to other EVs.

  • Tesla drivers: Pull in, plug in, and charge. Billing runs through the Tesla account tied to the car.
  • NACS-port EVs from other brands: A growing number of new non-Tesla EVs have a native NACS (J3400) port. These cars plug in directly. Start the session in the Tesla app.
  • CCS-port EVs: This site has NACS cables only, with no dual-cable stalls. Bring an automaker-approved NACS-to-CCS adapter. Open the Tesla app, choose "Charge Your Non-Tesla," select the stall number printed on the post, and start the session.

Check that your car's maker supports Supercharger access before you go. Not every adapter or model is approved. Our guide to using a NACS adapter at a Tesla Supercharger covers the steps and the common mistakes.

How fast it charges

325 kW is the peak output per stall. That is the top of what this hardware can deliver, not what every car will draw.

The U.S. Department of Energy says DC fast charging adds approximately 100 to 200+ miles of range per 30 minutes of charging. For comparison, the DOE puts Level 2 at about 25 miles of range per hour and Level 1 at about 5 miles per hour. These are approximate figures. Real speed depends on:

  • Your car's maximum charge rate. Many EVs accept far less than 325 kW. The car sets the limit.
  • State of charge. Charging is fastest at a low battery level and slows as the pack fills, especially above about 80%.
  • Battery temperature. A cold pack charges slower. If your car can precondition its battery for fast charging, turn that on before you arrive.

For most stops, plan on a short session to about 80% and then move on. Our explainer on EV charging levels breaks down Level 1, Level 2 and DC fast charging in more detail.

Getting there

The site is at the Exxon at 5745 State Hwy 121 in The Colony, ZIP 75056. Enter "5745 State Hwy 121, The Colony, TX" in your maps app.

The Colony sits in the north Dallas–Fort Worth suburbs, next to Plano, Frisco and Lewisville. State Highway 121 is the main road at the site. That makes the station a practical stop for drivers moving between those cities, and for local drivers who want a fast top-up near home.

Tesla drivers can set the site as a destination on the car's screen. Non-Tesla drivers can find it in the Tesla app before they leave.

What it costs

Tesla does not post one fixed price for every site. The live per-kWh rate for this station appears in the Tesla app and on the Tesla touchscreen before you plug in.

Keep these points in mind:

  • Prices change by time of day. Many Superchargers charge different rates at peak and off-peak hours.
  • Non-Tesla pricing differs. Drivers of other brands may pay a different rate than Tesla owners. Check the app for the rate that applies to your car.
  • Move when you finish. Unplug and free the stall once your session ends, so the next driver can charge. Check the app for any fees that apply after charging stops.

For a wider look at what public charging costs and how it compares to home charging, see our guide to public EV charging costs.

Other chargers nearby

This station adds to a dense Supercharger cluster on the Plano–Frisco–Lewisville corridor. The five nearest open Superchargers, by straight-line distance:

Supercharger Distance Stalls
Plano, TX – 7040 W Spring Creek Pkwy (Circle K) 0.7 mi 8
Plano, TX – 6101 Windhaven Pkwy (Windhaven Park) 2.4 mi 12
Plano, TX – 7161 Bishop Rd (The Shops at Legacy) 2.5 mi 12
Frisco, TX – 2943 Preston Rd (Stonebriar Centre) 3.5 mi 12
Lewisville, TX – 725 Hebron Pkwy (Target) 7.8 mi 12

Driving distances will be longer than these straight-line figures.

That puts 68 Supercharger stalls within about 8 miles, counting the 12 new ones. If one site is full, the next is usually a few minutes away.

See every public charger in town on our The Colony, TX EV charging stations page, or use the free EV charging stations near me map to find Level 2 and fast chargers from all networks.

Tips

  1. Precondition on the way in. Set this Supercharger as your destination on the car's screen. Many EVs warm the battery automatically for a fast-charge stop, which shortens it.
  2. Charge to 80%, not 100%. The last 20% is the slowest part of any DC fast session. On a road trip, two short stops often beat one long one.
  3. CCS drivers: check your adapter first. This site has no dual-cable stalls. Without an approved NACS adapter, a CCS car cannot charge here.
  4. Set up the Tesla app at home. Add a payment method and your vehicle before you arrive. It saves time at the stall.
  5. Use the accessible stall only if you need it. The site has one accessible stall. Leave it open for drivers who need the extra space.

This page will be updated as Tesla or supercharge.info adds details about the site.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the new Tesla Supercharger in The Colony, TX?

It is at the Exxon at 5745 State Hwy 121, The Colony, TX 75056. It opened on November 6, 2026.

How many stalls does The Colony Supercharger have?

12 stalls, with a peak output of 325 kW per stall. One stall is accessible.

Can non-Tesla EVs charge at The Colony Supercharger?

Yes. The site is open to other EVs. Cars with a NACS port plug in directly. CCS cars need an automaker-approved NACS adapter, because this site has no dual-cable stalls. Start the session in the Tesla app under Charge Your Non-Tesla.

How much does it cost to charge at The Colony Supercharger?

Tesla shows the live per-kWh price in the Tesla app and on the car screen. Rates can change by time of day, and non-Tesla drivers may pay a different rate.

What is the nearest other Supercharger to The Colony site?

The Plano Supercharger at the Circle K at 7040 W Spring Creek Pkwy is about 0.7 miles away in a straight line and has 8 stalls.

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