Tesa’s 3D Supercharger Site Maps, a feature that debuted in the 2025 Holiday Update, continues to expand.
Initially launched as a pilot program in 18 select sites in California and Texas, the feature provides a high-fidelity, 3D rendering of Supercharger sites directly on the in-car display.
The feature heavily leverages Tesla’s vertical integration - owning the car, the charging network, and the software in between. This enables Tesla to build a 3D site map of a Supercharger site that appears when you’re nearby and navigating to eligible sites. However, anyone can view them by simply panning to a supported Supercharger in their vehicle and tapping on the “View Site Map” button.
These 3D Supercharger site maps show you what each stall looks like, whether it’s occupied, and even what type of vehicle is being charged. Check out the video below to see a Cybertruck, Model S, Model X, and other Teslas being charged.
Locations in North America
Of course, Tesla is actively expanding the number of available site maps at home in the United States. They have now added 3D site maps in most states. We’ve listed the known Supercharger below.
AR
Brinkley, AR
AZ
Flagstaff, AZ
CA
Tesla Diner (CA)
Alameda, CA
Cabazon, CA
Carlsbad, CA - Paseo del Norte
Culver City, CA
Cupertino, CA - Stevens Creek Boulevard
Daly City, CA - Mission Street
Diamond Bar, CA
Firebaugh, CA
Fremont, CA - Pacific Commons Boulevard Ave
Gilroy, CA
Kettleman City, CA
Harris Ranch, CA
Marin City, CA - Donahue Street
Menlo Park, CA
Mountain View, CA - Grant Road
San Bruno, CA - El Camino Real
San Bruno, CA - San Bruno Ave
San Carlos, CA
San Clemente, CA
Santa Monica, CA
Union City, CA
Williams, CA - 6th Street
CO
Monument, CO
Craigs, CO
CT
New Milford, CT
Rocky Hill, CT
DE
Middletown, DE
Rehoboth Beach, DE (Coastal)
FL
Davie, FL
Venice, FL
GA
Madison, GA
IA
Waterloo, IA
ID
Twin Falls, ID
IL
Dwight, IL
IN
Veedersburg, IN
KS
Lawrence, KS
MI
Marquette, MI
MA
Gloucester, MA
Hanover, MA
MD
White Marsh, MD
ME
Waterville, ME
MN
Bemidji, MN
MO
Jefferson City, MO
Brentwood, MO
Concordia, MO
Liberty, MO
Hannibal, MO
Nevada, MO
Joplin, MO - South Main Street
ND
Fargo, ND
NH
Tilton, NH
NJ
Bridgewater, NJ
Columbia, NJ
Monroe Township, NJ
Westampton, NJ (Rancocas Rd)
NM
Albuquerque, NM (Louisiana Boulevard Northeast)
NY
Malta, NY
OH
Cleveland, OH (Euclid Avenue)
OR
Myrtle Creek, OR
Beaverton, OR
PA
Easton, PA
SC
Hardeeville, SC
TX
Austin, TX - Research Boulevard
VA
Bealeton, VA
VT
Williston, VT
WA
Federal Way, WA
Sammamish, WA
WI
Janesville, WI
Tomah, WI
Tacoma, WA - South Steele Street Yakima
WV
Ripley, WV
This is not a complete list of 3D Supercharger site maps. We reviewed a substantial portion of the Superchargers available in the US and listed those we’ve been able to find.
You can check your local area fairly easily. Just go in your vehicle and tap the Supercharger icon to display nearby Superchargers. You’ll need to tap on each Supercharger icon to see which ones have a 3D Site Map available. If you find any that aren’t listed above, let us know and we’ll add it.
International Rollout
While the program initially launched in North America, Tesla kicked off its international expansion in Belgium, with two new site maps available for Brugge and Heusden-Zolder.
No Update Needed
The information required to render new Supercharger sites is delivered via a Tesla API, so no software update is needed to see new stations, as long as you already have update 2025.44.25.1 or later.
It’s not clear how Tesla is rolling out new 3D site maps, but they’ll likely continue to expand them, so keep an eye out for your local Supercharger, and you should be able to find one soon.
