In a Tesla, a Supercharger session begins when the cable is connected: the vehicle authorizes charging automatically. There is no separate app step at the station. Tesla’s Polish site lists a maximum output of 250 kW for an individual point, and the network is built around fast stops on a journey.
Superchargers appear in the car’s route planning. Selected sites are also open to other EV drivers in some countries, who can start a session in the Tesla app. Access depends on connector compatibility.
Tesla Model Y Premium RWD (Juniper - Tesla 4680) (2026) · 160.43 Wh/km
33.69–43.32 zł / 100 km
AC: median 2.30 zł/kWh — 17% above the Polish median (1.96 zł/kWh); 4th most expensive of 31 networks.
DC: median 2.30 zł/kWh — 9% below the Polish median (2.52 zł/kWh); 7th cheapest of 27 networks.
Estimated cost per 100 km
AC: most often 2.20 zł/kWh (5 of 36 priced points). Dearest 2.52 zł/kWh (Lućmierz).
DC: most often 2.20 zł/kWh (10 of 69 priced points). Cheapest 2.10 zł/kWh (Białystok and 1 other town), dearest 2.70 zł/kWh (Ząbki).
Station coverage
- Active locations
- 22
- AC points
- 5
- DC points
- 10
- Maximum listed power
- AC 250 kW · DC 250 kW
Most locations: Kraków (2) · 21 towns in total.
- Latest EIPA reading
- November 10, 2026
- Last registered price change
- November 5, 2026
Price history
AC: 2.30 zł/kWh, unchanged since 11 September 2026.
DC: 2.30 zł/kWh, unchanged since 11 September 2026.
Per-minute prices
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