Tesla's Supercharger Vote Picked 36 New Sites in 19 Countries. The 17 U.S. Winners, What Opened This Weekend, and What Tesla Has Not Said About Dates
By EV Bandit | Updated November 2, 2026 | 6 min read
At a glance. Tesla named 36 owner-voted Supercharger sites in 19 countries on October 28, 2026, 17 of them in the United States, and reopened voting the same day. Separately, Tesla Charging announced nine sites with 76 stalls on October 31. We found no opening dates from Tesla for the winners.
Seventeen U.S. towns just won a Supercharger, and owners picked them. Tesla North reported on October 28 that Tesla Charging posted 36 voting winners across 19 countries, with the list on the Find Us map and a new round of voting open. Not a Tesla App spelled out the split: 20 sites in the Americas, 11 in Europe and the Middle East, five in Asia-Pacific.
“36 new winning locations for Q3 2026.” Tesla Charging on X, as quoted by Not a Tesla App
That is the news. The part that matters to a driver is what the list does and does not tell you, and it does not tell you when any of these will open.
The winners, by region
| Region | Sites | Where, per the reports |
|---|---|---|
| Americas | 20 | 17 in the U.S., one in Canada (Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Quebec, on the Gaspé Peninsula), plus Mexico and Colombia |
| Europe and Middle East | 11 | Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Turkey and the UK |
| Asia-Pacific | 5 | Japan, Malaysia, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand |
The U.S. towns, as Not a Tesla App lists them from Tesla's post: Clarkdale, AZ; Eureka Springs, AR; Ramona, CA; Grand Lake, CO; Jupiter, FL; Dawsonville, GA; Sandpoint, ID; Owensboro, KY; Ogemaw Township, MI; Keene, NH; Morristown, NJ; Banner Elk, NC; Eufaula, OK; Cannon Beach, OR; Marble Falls, TX; Hanksville, UT; and Pinedale, WY. Tesla North independently confirms the count of 17 U.S. sites and the Quebec site; the town-by-town list rests on Not a Tesla App's reading of the post, which we could not open directly.
What opened this weekend is a different list
Do not confuse the winners with the openings. On October 31, Tesla Charging announced nine new sites; Tesla North's November 1 roundup counts 76 stalls in total. Nothing we read links these nine to the voting winners.
| Site | Stalls |
|---|---|
| Albany, Oregon | 16 |
| Manchester, Tennessee (Campground Road) | 8 |
| East Wenatchee, Washington (listed as a Supercharger for Business site) | 6 |
| Bollnäs, Sweden | 12 |
| Érd, Hungary | 8 |
| Zalaegerszeg, Hungary | 8 |
| Hannover, Germany (Südstadt-Bult) | 8 |
| Edogawa-ku, Tokyo (Rinkaicho) | 6 |
| Tai Koo, Hong Kong | 4 |
Two Canadian openings, Keremeos, B.C. and Norwood, Ontario, 8 stalls each, are covered separately by Tesla North. The outlet notes that power ratings are not listed for every site, so check the Find Us map or in-car navigation before you plan around a charging speed.
How the vote works, and what Tesla has not said
Tesla's Supercharger Voting page says: “Cast a total of 5 votes (1 per location) for proposed Supercharger sites.” The page describes 3-month voting cycles and a leaderboard of the most popular proposals. It does not say who is eligible, how winners are finally chosen beyond popularity, or when winners open. Not a Tesla App says the next winners are expected early next year and suggests that faster-to-install Supercharger types could bring this round online sooner; that is the outlet's inference, not a Tesla commitment.
A small naming conflict: Not a Tesla App quotes Tesla as calling this round Q3 2026, while Tesla North names no quarter and says only that a new round opened in October. We use the quote as reported and flag the difference.
What this means for owners
Three practical takeaways
- If a winner sits on your regular route, vote again in the open round and treat the new site as a future bonus, not a plan.
- Do not read the weekend's nine openings as the winners arriving. They are separate announcements.
- A new Supercharger helps the trip. The daily charge still happens where the car sleeps, which is why the first item below is a home charger.
Related reading: our look at Tesla's Q3 Supercharger usage record, and a calmer charging routine for the stall itself. The gear below does different jobs, so pick by need.
1. A plug-in home charger for the daily top-up
The listing describes a 40A (9.6 kW) Level 2 charger with a NACS connector, a 25-foot cable and app control over 2.4 GHz WiFi, rated IP66/NEMA 4 for rain and snow. The seller says it delivers roughly 38 miles of range per hour and that it works with all Tesla models. Those are the seller's figures, not ours. It needs a 14-50 outlet on a 40A or 50A circuit.
See the EVIQO 40A plug-in charger
2. A hardwired 48A charger if you have the circuit
This is the same family at 48A (11.5 kW). The listing says it must be installed by a licensed electrician on a dedicated circuit rated at least 60A to deliver 48A. If your panel cannot spare that, the plug-in unit above is the realistic choice. Both listings mention eligibility for rebates, including a 30% federal tax credit; check your own eligibility before you count on it.
See the EVIQO 48A hardwired charger
3. Fresh wipers before the winter drive
Not a charging product, and we will not pretend otherwise. But a route to a Cannon Beach or a Banner Elk is a route with weather, and the listing recommends replacing wipers at least once a year. It gives the sizes as 26 inches for the driver's side and 19 inches for the passenger's, and says no tools are needed. Use Wiper Service Mode on the touchscreen to lift the arms, as the listing walks through.
Frequently asked questions
How many Supercharger sites did owners vote in?
36 sites in 19 countries, 17 of them in the U.S., per Tesla North and Not a Tesla App reading Tesla Charging's posts.
When will the winners open?
Tesla has not given dates in anything we read. Not a Tesla App says faster installs could help; that is its inference.
Are the nine sites that opened this weekend voting winners?
Nothing we read says so. Tesla North reports them as separate openings announced October 31.
How many votes do I get?
Five per round, one per location, according to Tesla's voting page.
Which town should have been on the list? Tell us in the Tesla Model Y Owners group, 170,000 members strong.
Sources
- Tesla North: Tesla names 36 Supercharger voting winners and opens new round (Oct 28, 2026)
- Not a Tesla App: Tesla reveals 36 new Supercharger sites picked by owners (Oct 30, 2026)
- Tesla North: Tesla opens 76 new Supercharger stalls across 9 sites worldwide (Nov 1, 2026)
- Tesla: Supercharger Voting