Point Loma's highest-capacity EV fast-charging site, the Tesla electric vehicle Supercharger at Liberty Station runs twenty-four stalls split between 325 kW and 250 kW peak output in San Diego's 92106 zip. The mixed V3 and V4 hardware can push a Tesla Model 3 Long Range from 10% to 80% in roughly 25 minutes, a DC fast-charge throughput that complements the slower Level 2 infrastructure at stations like the EVPassport Charging Station for drivers who prefer trickle-charging during longer Liberty Station visits. Tesla's network-access expansion has brought non-Tesla EV compatibility to select Supercharger sites nationwide, and the Truxtun Road location's 24 stalls serve the growing NACS-adoption wave among Ford, GM, and Rivian owners. Idle-fee pricing after a charge session completes incentivizes stall turnover for the Liberty Station lunch and shopping crowd, keeping throughput high compared to unmanaged standalone kiosks like the Blink Charging Station on Kemper Street. Long-range trip staging through the 24-stall site lets drivers departing San Diego recover enough range for a nonstop run to Los Angeles or Palm Springs on a single fast-charge session.