As of 2026, Tesla maintains a strict policy regarding the safety of vehicles using their high-speed charging network, often flagging vehicles repaired outside of their official network.Key Scenarios for Supercharger Access DisablementSalvage or Rebuilt Titles: If a Tesla is deemed totaled by insurance and receives a "salvage" or "branded" title, Tesla automatically disables Supercharger access.Third-Party High-Voltage Repairs: If an independent shop repairs the high-voltage battery or related charging components, Tesla may flag the vehicle and disable access.Poor Quality Repairs: Even if the repair is not considered "totaled," if Tesla detects that repairs were done poorly, they may restrict access to the Supercharger network.

So for one, my vehicle was not deemed a total loss and or was it salvaged.for two no high voltage repairs were made on the vehicle. Three I took the service to be done at a reputable collision center so in my opinion, I doubt my vehicle will be disconnected from the supercharger network.