Start with your car, your stops and your arrival target.
Choose a connected Tesla or vehicle profile, add every destination, include the return trip, and decide how much battery you want when you arrive.
EV road trips, reimagined
Stop planning around charging.
Start charging around your plans.
Tell ForeMile where you want to go. It builds the complete trip around your Tesla, the road ahead, compatible fast chargers, real-world energy use and the stops worth making.
Available now on iPhone and Android
FOne plan.
More ways to charge.
More ways to charge.
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Plan beyond one networkCompatible Tesla and third-party fast charging.
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Know why every stop mattersEnergy, timing, detour and station context.
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Send the route to your TeslaMove the completed itinerary to the car.
The trip, before the trip
See the whole journey.
Then just drive.
ForeMile turns the details that usually create range anxiety into one clear itinerary—from the first route choice to the final charging stop.
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Get the route, timing and arrival range at a glance.
See total miles, drive time, planned charging and an expected arrival range before committing to the journey.
Know why ForeMile chose that charger.
Review station power, port count, charge targets, estimated detour, pricing access and a nearby backup—all inside the itinerary.
Turn parked time into departure range.
Destination Charging looks near the place you are actually staying, then estimates what your Tesla can gain while you are at a hotel, event or everyday stop.
Plan with the Tesla you actually drive.
Keep connected vehicles and planning profiles together so ForeMile can apply the right range and charging assumptions.
Built for the whole journey
Charging freedom
Your trip should choose the chargers.
Not the other way around.
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More compatible chargers become part of the plan.
ForeMile can consider Tesla Superchargers and supported third-party DC fast charging, then weigh the stop against the whole journey.
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Backup charging is already part of the conversation.
Open the nearby alternative from the itinerary instead of starting your search over on the roadside.
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What comes next matters.
Plan additional destinations and the trip back—not just enough battery to reach the next pin.
Level 2 changes the equation
Arrive closer.
Leave with more.
The best charging stop is not always the fastest charger on the highway. A compatible third-party fast charger may be closer to your actual destination, leaving more battery for your stay. Then a nearby Level 2 station can add useful range while the car would be parked anyway.
Less arrival anxiety
Finish the drive closer to where you are going instead of spending your last miles leaving the route for a familiar network.
A stronger departure
Estimate what the car can gain during a hotel stay, event or meal so tomorrow's drive starts with more options.
Compare the price that exists now
Supercharger rates vary by site, time and demand, while third-party rates vary by network, membership and location. The old assumption that one network is always meaningfully cheaper is no longer a sound planning rule—check the current rate before you plug in.
Closer can be the better value.A small price difference can be outweighed by less detour time, more arrival range and charging that happens while you are already parked.
Explore Destination Charging →
From idea to itinerary
Plan it once.
Send it to your Tesla.
Connect through Tesla's official authorization, build your route in ForeMile, review every stop, then send the completed itinerary to your vehicle.
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Choose the journeyAdd destinations, return plans and arrival goals.
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Review the charging logicSee the route, energy, time and backups.
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Move it to the carSend the complete itinerary to a connected Tesla.
Route ready✓
Indianapolis → Chicago183.5 miles · 1 charging stop
The road is waiting
Make plans.
Not charging compromises.
ForeMile is available now for iPhone and Android.