EVIO Rolling Out 22 Tesla Superchargers Site Locations

Third-party charging companies are accelerating the buildout of fast charging across North America. EVIO, a certified operator, is expanding by installing white-label Superchargers through Teslas commercial Supercharger for Business program.

EVIOs official charging location tracker shows 22 Supercharger site locations in its deployment pipeline.

Across those sites, the plan totals 176 Supercharger stalls, with each location hosting between 4 and 12 stalls.

Progress across the pipeline

One site is already live and delivering up to 325 kW of maximum power.

Five additional locations are under construction. One of these will be limited to 325 kW, while the other four will use all-V4 Tesla Superchargers capable of up to 500 kW for compatible electric vehicles.

The remaining 16 locations are listed as coming soon. All 16 are planned with all-V4 equipment supporting maximum 500 kW charging outputs.

How Supercharger for Business generates revenue for properties

The program lets property owners and commercial hosts purchase official Supercharger stalls directly from Tesla and install them on their sites. Hosts set their own charging prices, turning parking spaces into profit centers.

This model brings fast charging to areas Tesla might not have prioritized on its own, widening coverage in places that could otherwise be overlooked.

Tesla handles maintenance and backend operations for these third-party installations and guarantees 97% uptime. In return, Tesla collects $0.10 per kWh on revenue-generating sites. Prospective hosts can use a public Supercharger for Business calculator on Teslas website to estimate upfront hardware and installation costs.

The expansion aligns with broader industry moves. EVgo recently announced installing 500 kW V4 Superchargers through the same program. While EVgo operates its own proprietary plugs alongside Tesla hardware, EVIO acts as a certified operator focused exclusively on deploying Tesla Superchargers.

As more third parties acquire hardware, drivers gain additional opportunities to plug into reliable V4 chargers across the country.