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Home › XPeng › XPeng to charge Supercharger idle fees to decrease wait times

XPeng to charge Supercharger idle fees to decrease wait times

Tom KangFebruary 9, 2021

Tesla's Chinese rival XPeng Motors will begin imposing Supercharger idle fees starting February 20, 2021, a practice Tesla adopted back in 2016 to prevent cars from sitting at Superchargers for too long once they are fully charged.

The idle fee is RMB 1.0 yuan/minute (16¢) and the billing starts 30 minutes after the end of charging.

The charging service fee is RMB 0.6 yuan/kWh and is only charged to non-XPeng users.

In contrast, Tesla requires users to drive away from a charging station within 5 minutes of a full charge. Overtime charges begin to be incurred when there is less than or equal to 50% free parking space at a Supercharger station at RMB 3.2 ($0.5) per minute, and RMB 6.4 per minute if there is no free parking space.

If a Tesla charges over time and there is no free parking space around, the overtime charge for one hour alone is RMB 264 ($41).

By the end of 2020, XPeng has established 670 supercharging stations in 100 cities in China, offering free charging for XPeng users for life.

XPeng says 97% of P7 owners have upgraded to its latest in-car system

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XPeng to charge Supercharger idle fees to decrease wait times-CnEVPost

(Source: XPeng website)

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