A Supercharger is a high-speed charging station designed for electric vehicles, particularly those made by Tesla. These stations provide a rapid way to recharge a vehicle's battery, allowing drivers to gain significant range in a short amount of time, typically around 30 minutes. Superchargers are strategically located along major travel routes to facilitate long-distance travel for electric vehicle owners. The technology behind Superchargers uses direct current (DC) to deliver power directly to the vehicle's battery, bypassing the onboard charger. This results in faster charging compared to standard home chargers, which usually use alternating current (AC). Supercharger stations are part of a growing network that supports the increasing adoption of electric vehicles.