Charge&Grab: Supercharger Food

Pull into a Supercharger with a plan: see which stops have coffee, food, groceries and clean toilets within an easy walk before your charge starts.

30 minutes at a Supercharger — what's actually within walking distance?

Charge&Grab answers that before you pull in. It finds Tesla Superchargers near you or along your driving route and shows which ones have real food, coffee, groceries and toilets within an easy walk — so a charging stop becomes a meal, a coffee run or a quick errand instead of 30 minutes staring at the charge screen.

Now worldwide: Superchargers with walkable food, coffee and amenities across 55 countries.

WHY ROAD-TRIPPERS USE IT • See walkable food, coffee, groceries and toilets at each Supercharger • Every stop scored for walkability — no more car-park guesswork • Search along your whole route, not just where you are now • Filter by what you need right now: food, coffee, grocery, toilet • One tap to open directions in your favourite maps app

BUILT FOR THE CHARGING BREAK Coming off the motorway at 20% battery, you don't want "there's a charger somewhere". You want the stop where you can grab a bite, reach a clean toilet and be back on the road before the charge finishes. Charge&Grab ranks stops by what's genuinely walkable from the stalls — usually the same retail park — so you spend the break doing something, not trekking along a slip road.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Open the app and see Superchargers around you on the map
2. Enter your destination to scan stops along the route
3. Tap a stop for walkable food, coffee, groceries and toilets with walk times
4. Open directions and go

PERFECT FOR • EV road trips and long drives • Model 3, Model Y and every Supercharger-capable EV • Coffee and quick-bite breaks between legs • Grocery and errand runs while you charge

Charge&Grab is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Tesla, Inc. "Tesla" and "Supercharger" are trademarks of Tesla, Inc., used here only to describe compatibility.

Questions, or a walkable stop we're missing? hello@dnnr.us