Tesla Is Building Its Largest Supercharger on the East Coast in New York City
The 64-stall Queens station will tie Halifax, NC for largest East Coast location and includes pull-through stalls for trailer towing.
Tesla is building a 64-stall Supercharger station in Queens, New York that will rank among the largest on the entire East Coast once complete.
What Happened
The new Supercharger is under construction at 48-26 54th Road in Maspeth, Queens. The station will have between 64 and 68 stalls, tying it for the largest location on the Eastern Seaboard alongside a 68-stall facility in Halifax, North Carolina. Tesla confirmed the site will include two pull-through stalls designed for electric vehicles towing trailers. The Maspeth location sits near Interstate 495, making it accessible for drivers heading to Long Island or Manhattan.
Why It Matters
The Queens station addresses a notable gap in New York City's charging landscape. While five Superchargers operate in Manhattan, each typically offers only four plugs. The new facility adds substantial capacity for residents of densely populated outer boroughs where real estate for large-scale charging installations is more available than in Manhattan. The pull-through stalls specifically cater to EV owners who use their vehicles for tasks beyond daily commuting, such as hauling trailers or recreational equipment.
The Bottom Line
Tesla continues expanding its high-traffic Supercharger corridors with this Queens project. When complete, the Maspeth station will be one of two largest East Coast Superchargers at roughly 68 stalls and is expected to improve charging access for drivers traveling through the New York metro area.
