FYI: Tesla has unveiled the latest winners of the Supercharger location voting contest, expanding its network with new promising sites across the globe.
Tesla Announces New Supercharger Locations and Opens Voting for Next Round in Europe
Tesla has added the latest winners of its Supercharger location voting contest to its website, marking another milestone in the company’s mission to expand its charging infrastructure. Alongside this announcement, Tesla has opened the next round of Supercharger voting for sites in Europe.
Tesla Unveils Q3 Supercharger Voting Winners
Tesla’s Charging team shared on X (formerly Twitter) that the new winning locations for Quarter 3 are now listed on the company’s ‘Find Us’ page. These sites are labeled as "in development" and marked with a small trophy icon on the interactive map.
The newly selected Supercharger sites span multiple regions, with a concentration in the United States, as well as locations in Canada, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region. Tesla has also kicked off the next voting round for European sites, enabling customers to suggest and vote on locations.
Winning Tesla Superchargers in the U.S. for Q3
- Prescott, Arizona
- Durango, Colorado
- Brent, Florida
- Southern Pines, North Carolina
- Hershey, Pennsylvania
- Murfreesboro, Tennessee
- Galveston, Texas
- Escalante, Utah
Winning Tesla Superchargers in Canada for Q3
- Lake Louise, Alberta
- Saint-Sauveur, Quebec
Winning Tesla Superchargers in Europe for Q3
- Pula, Croatia
- Hlavní město Praha, Czech Republic
- Livorno, Italy
- Ostróda, Poland
- Worcestershire, United Kingdom
Winning Tesla Superchargers in Asia-Pacific for Q3
- Narrandera, Australia
- Izumo City, Japan
- Wirye, South Korea
Nearly Two Years of Tesla’s Supercharger Voting Program
Tesla introduced the Supercharger voting system in 2022, allowing users to have a say in the development of new charging stations. Every three months, a new round of voting begins. To participate, users can propose new Supercharger locations that haven’t already been suggested. Each user then has five votes per round to cast on existing proposals, with the highest-voted locations progressing to development.
In recent months, Tesla executives have emphasized the importance of installing more pull-through Superchargers. Additionally, Elon Musk has actively engaged with his followers on X, asking for input on regions that need Superchargers the most.
Tesla’s rapid deployment strategy has also been noteworthy, with the company stating that new Superchargers can be operational just four days after delivery, a significant testament to their efficiency and commitment.
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Summary
Tesla continues to democratize the development of its Supercharger network by involving users in the decision-making process. The recently announced Q3 winners add essential infrastructure across multiple continents, supporting Tesla drivers around the globe. The next round of voting, now open in Europe, demonstrates the company’s ongoing commitment to expanding its reach and maintaining customer engagement.
William Kouch, Editor of Automotive.fyi
