Tesla Announces Upcoming Supercharger Locations Based on User Votes

Voting results are in for new Supercharger locations Not a Tesla App
Voting results are in for new Supercharger locations
Kevin Armstrong

Tesla, which recently announced the installation of its 55,000 Superchargers, continues the massive expansion of its network as it asks Tesla owners to participate in the decision-making process. Starting in the fall of 2022, Tesla allows owners to nominate locations and cast up to five votes on areas already identified by other owners as needing additional Superchargers.

Upcoming Supercharger Locations

The Fall 2023 voting round results are in, revealing a global spread of upcoming Supercharger sites. While most new locations will expand the network outside the United States, a few additional international sites, including two in the U.S., are part of Tesla's bonus announcement. It was a clean sweep for Canada in the North American voting.

Canada's Expansion:

  • Montebello, Quebec

  • Baie-Comeau, Quebec

  • St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador

  • Renfrew, Ontario

  • Aulds Cove, Nova Scotia

Europe, Asia, and Australia

  • Bacău, Romania

  • Deva, Romania

  • Paks, Hungary

  • Iași, Romania

  • Békéscsaba, Hungary

  • Uljin County, South Korea

  • Fukuchiyama City, Japan

  • Hokkaido, Japan

  • Asahikawa, Japan

  • Mildura, Australia

Bonus Sites :

  • Pullman, Washington

  • Manhattan, Kansas

  • Peterborough, United Kingdom

  • Siena, Italy

Origin Story: How it All Began

In September 2022, the Tesla Charging Twitter account announced the upcoming Supercharger voting, following in the footsteps of Elon Musk's social media tactics. With a rapidly growing following, the account called for location suggestions, with the most popular replies making it into the poll. This interactive approach grabbed significant attention as users shared maps, identified charging gaps, and voiced diverse opinions.

Tesla's charging network, initially exclusive to Tesla owners with some sites now open to all EVs, is expanding its reach. Given its current pace of installations, there should be more than 70,000 Supercharger stalls by the end of 2024.

The Winter 2024 Supercharger voting round is already underway. Engage in the selection process by casting up to 5 votes, one per location, for your preferred Supercharger sites. Your suggestions could even become part of the next voting cycle.