Tesla Destination Chargers are wall-mounted AC units at hotels, restaurants and attractions around Australia.
They typically deliver 7–22 kW (often about 11 kW three-phase), good for roughly 30–70 km of range per hour—handy, just not a Supercharger.
Many venues let guests plug in for free; others may meter access or ask reception to activate them.
Some units are set to Tesla-only, while “universal” ones work with other EVs that have a Type 2 port and the right charging settings.
Bring your charging manners: don’t hog the spot, and always check the venue’s rules.
If in doubt, check the location details in your car’s nav or the venue listing before rolling in.
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