Tesla announced the latest results of its community-driven Supercharger expansion, marking another step in the growth of its global charging network. Alongside adding new locations, the company is also rolling out intelligent software features aimed at improving the experience at current sites.
Demand on the network continues to rise, with Tesla handling more than 50 million individual charging sessions every single quarter. To better manage busy hubs, the company has introduced an AI-powered Supercharger forecasting algorithm to improve wait-time predictions and is publicly testing a virtual waitlist at select high-traffic locations to reduce line-cutting and congestion.
While smarter software helps, the most direct way to cut congestion is to build more stalls. Tesla recently reached 80,000 stalls worldwide, and the newest round of community-selected sites keeps that momentum going. Following the previous site selections for Q4 2025, here are the 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 these selections finalized, the official @teslacharging account on X announced that the next voting round is now underway. Tesla owners can participate through the company’s Supercharger Voting portal.
The program gives owners a direct say in shaping the network. There are currently over a thousand unbuilt pilot sites listed, and owners may cast up to five individual votes per cycle, whether to improve local coverage or fill gaps on long-distance routes.
How to Vote
Visit the official Tesla Supercharger Voting portal and sign in with your standard Tesla account.
The portal features a live leaderboard of top-ranked sites and an open suggestion tool for proposing new coordinates. Tesla will compile community input and announce the next set of winning locations at the end of the quarter.
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