Tesla has officially closed another chapter in its ongoing charging network expansion, announcing the latest results from its community-led expansion project. While the company continues to aggressively grow its infrastructure around the world, its engineering team is moving just as quickly on deploying new intelligent feature updates to optimize the user experience at existing sites.
The network expansion has become increasingly critical as the hardware footprint faces massive utility demand, with Tesla currently managing more than 50 million individual charging sessions every single quarter. To help manage that influx of vehicles at high-density hubs, the automaker recently deployed an AI-powered Supercharger forecasting algorithm to accurately predict wait times. Tesla has also begun publicly testing a highly anticipated virtual waitlist feature at select high-traffic locations to naturally curb line-cutting and driveway bottlenecks.
Even with smarter code, the best way to resolve charging congestion is simply to install more physical plugs. The company recently celebrated hitting a massive 80,000 stalls worldwide milestone, and this newest round of location wins ensures that the momentum will carry smoothly into the coming year. Following up on the previous site selections for Q4 2025, let's dive into the full list of community winners for Q1 2026.
North America
Canada: Drumheller, Alberta
Canada: Sydney, Nova Scotia
Canada: Orléans, Ontario
Canada: Boucherville, Quebec
Mexico: Minatitlán, Mexico
United States: Tok, Alaska
United States: Sierra Vista, Arizona
United States: Furnace Creek, California
United States: Gunnison, Colorado
United States: Clewiston, Florida
United States: Stanley, Idaho
United States: Columbia, Kentucky
United States: Grayling, Michigan
United States: Detroit Lakes, Minnesota
United States: Sedalia, Missouri
United States: Alamo, Nevada
United States: Broken Bow, Oklahoma
United States: Study Butte, Texas
United States: Bear Lake, Utah
United States: Spooner, Wisconsin
Colombia: Bogotá, Colombia
Europe & Middle East
Poreč, Croatia
Velké Zboží, Czech Republic
Balatonfüred, Hungary
Olsztyn, Poland
Braga, Portugal
Sebeș, Romania
Novi Sad, Serbia
Poprad, Slovakia
Karatay, Turkey
Bowness-on-Windermere, United Kingdom
Stirling, United Kingdom
Asia-Pacific
Esperance, Australia
Furano, Japan
Yong Peng, Malaysia
Geoje, South Korea
Ban Bueng, Thailand
Supercharger Voting Q2 2026
With the previous winners locked in, the official @teslacharging account on X announced that the company has immediately initiated the next cycle of the program. Tesla owners can vote for their favorite location through the company’s Supercharger Voting portal.
This program gives owners a genuine voice in mapping out the global charging landscape. There are currently over a thousand unbuilt pilot sites cataloged across the platform. Owners can cast up to five individual votes per cycle, whether they want to bolster their daily local routes or eliminate a frustrating charging desert along a remote highway.
How to Vote
To cast your ballot for the next batch of stations, navigate directly to the official Tesla Supercharger Voting portal and log in using your standard Tesla account.
The platform features a live leaderboard showing the top-ranked global sites, and it also includes an open suggestion tool where you can input brand-new territory coordinates for consideration in future cycles. Tesla will compile these community selections and announce the next round of successful locations at the close of the quarter, pushing the boundaries of clean transit accessibility even further.
