What is the name of Tesla's network of fast-charging stations?

Tesla's network of fast-charging stations is called the Supercharger network.

Tesla developed Superchargers to let its battery-electric cars recharge more quickly during long trips than they could using ordinary household outlets or slower public chargers. The network is closely integrated with Tesla vehicles: the car can identify compatible stations, estimate charging time, and include charging stops in route planning.

Tesla introduced the network on September 24, 2012, when the Model S entered production. The first installation consisted of six stations in California. It later expanded across North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region, helping make long-distance electric travel more practical for Tesla owners.

Supercharger is often confused with Destination Charger. Destination Chargers are generally slower units installed at places such as hotels, restaurants, and parking facilities. Megapack is Tesla's grid-scale battery product, while Powerwall is a home energy-storage system; neither is the name of Tesla's vehicle-charging network.