Surrey, BC - King George Blvd - Tesla Supercharger
7488 King George Blvd, Surrey, BC V3W 0H9
250
kW
- Max charging speed
- 250 kW
- Charging ports
- 12 × DC fast
- Connectors
- TESLA
- Network
Tesla Supercharger- Access hours
- 24 hours daily. Open to Teslas only.
- Phone
- 877-798-3752
- Last confirmed
- 2026-06-18
Station details
49.13961, -122.84488
While you charge
Coffee & food
- Pho Newton135 m
- Burger King152 m
- Boston Pizza166 m
- Costco Food Court181 m
- Mary Brown's183 m
Shops & services
- BMO105 m
- Vancity116 m
- Real Canadian Superstore145 m
- Canadian Tire220 m
- Costco Pharmacy255 m
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What drivers say
3.7 · 39 Google reviews for this locationReviews from GoogleJason HunterFeb 2026
Not listed in Tesla app so cannot charge thru app with F150 Lightning without losing cheaper rate of Tesla Subscription.
Edgar IgnacioJan 2024
First time on this new supercharging location and there was only 2 cars charging during my visit.I love the location which is beside Real Canadian Superstore which is very convenient because you can do your groceries while your electric vehicle is charging. Remember to pre-condition your battery always before charging by navigating using your car to the desires supercharging location to drastically improve the charging speed.
prabhjot gillJan 2024
Super busy chargers .. 10-12 cars waiting in line peak time.. 30-40 minutes wait Slow chargers as well.. 50-65kW peak time
iSeekQJan 2024
Super fast charging at 83 kW and saw as high as 571km/hr. Conveniently located in the superstore parking lot with other businesses close by. There is even a Costco across the street! It’s 7:00pm now and all the chargers are taken but the spots open up quickly due to the fast nature of Tesla chargers. Everyone is so friendly here as I got to chat with another Tesla Model 3 owner. We both agreed that Tesla make excellent cars and that the future looks friendly!
Peter LimOct 2023
It is series of 250kW Superchargers. See photo of the specs of the tower I was hooked up to. But the actual energy transfer rate depends on how many cars are also hooked up. It was a busy night and all were in use. I was getting about 54 kW eventually.