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Lake City, FL - US-441 - Tesla Supercharger

Lake City, Florida DC fast

Total ports
8
DC fast ports
8
Rank in Lake City
2nd
of 21 sites

Overview

Lake City, FL - US-441 - Tesla Supercharger is charging at a fuel station in Lake City, FL, providing 8 DC fast ports.

By number of ports it is the 2nd largest of 21 charging locations in Lake City, FL.

Connectors on site: Tesla / NACS. Tesla’s connector, standardised as NACS (SAE J3400). The same plug carries both AC and DC, so a NACS socket alone does not tell you the speed — Superchargers are DC, Destination chargers are AC. Most North American manufacturers have committed to adopting the standard.

It is a public site at a fuel station, so opening hours in practice may follow the host business rather than the charging network.

Its closest neighbour is Truck Stop 75 Station 3, 207 m to the E.

Florida has 4,692 charging locations in the federal register, and this is one of them.

Charging equipment

TypePortsTypical power
DC fast 8 Typically 50–350 kW

Connectors

Tesla / NACS DC fast
Tesla’s connector, standardised as NACS (SAE J3400). The same plug carries both AC and DC, so a NACS socket alone does not tell you the speed — Superchargers are DC, Destination chargers are AC. Most North American manufacturers have committed to adopting the standard.

Location

Coordinates
29.99589, -82.59898

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Station record

as reported to the AFDC
Address 14170 US-441
City Lake City, FL 32024
Network Tesla
Access Public
Hours 24 hours daily. NACS partner enabled.
Opened 5 Jan 2024
Coordinates 29.99589, -82.59898
AFDC station ID 326163
Last confirmed by AFDC 18 Jun 2026

Nearest charging locations

DistanceBearingSiteDC fast
207 m E Truck Stop 75 Station 3 1
213 m E Truck Stop 75 Station 4 1
217 m E Truck Stop 75 Station 2 1
224 m E Truck Stop 75 Station 1 1
19 km (12 mi) S Extreme Exposure

About this record

Taken from the AFDC register, which covers publicly reported charging infrastructure across the United States. Home chargers and unreported private installations do not appear in it.

Port counts describe how the site is configured, not whether a given port is free right now. Check the operator's own app before setting out if you are relying on a specific charger.