FUSC doesn't include destination charging?

[turtlebud]

I have FUSC and I parked at a Tesla charger with both Supercharger and Destination chargers. I used the destination charger because I was having lunch and didn't want to need to leave in the middle of lunch to unplug my car. When I got back, I saw that I was charged for the destination charging session ($0.31/kWh).

Does FUSC not include destination charging? I'm fine if it doesn't and I'll just chalk this up to a lesson learned, but I wanted to verify before I decide to contact Tesla to ask them.

 

[DerbyDave]

"There are a few easy ways to find Tesla destination chargers, including your Tesla navigation system, the Tesla app, Tesla's website, and other EV charging apps. Tesla destination chargers are usually free to use, but you may need to pay for parking at a hotel or in a parking garage – some may also have fees." The fees should be shown in the app, or posted. You have Free Unlimited Super Charging, not level 2 Destination charging.

 

[Ostrichsak]

FUSC stands for Free Unlimited SuperCharging so... No.

 

[dmurphy]

Those Destination Chargers are operated by the hosts, not Tesla themselves. The host sets the fee (if any) and gets paid for it.

So yes, FUSC does not include Destination Charging. That’s a wholly separate network, operated by Tesla themselves.

 

[turtlebud]

Gotcha, good to know. Will be more aware going forward

 

[NewbyMaybe]

Plugshare will show multiple kinds of charging stations, some free. CCS are faster than destination but an adapter could be required.