Tesla Reveals 36 New Supercharger Sites Picked by Owners
Q4 voting is now open as the network passes 85,000 stalls and debuts faster Accordion Superchargers.
Tesla has announced 36 new Supercharger locations selected by community vote for the third quarter of 2026, spanning 19 markets across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific.
What Happened
The official Tesla Charging account on X shared the winning locations, which are now marked on Tesla’s Find Us map. The list includes sites ranging from Hanksville, Utah, and Clarkdale, Arizona, in the United States to international locations such as Miyazu, Japan; Tábor, Czech Republic; and Dunaújváros, Hungary. Alongside the Q3 winners, Tesla confirmed that the voting portal for the fourth quarter of 2026 is now open. Owners can cast up to five votes per cycle for existing leaderboard sites or suggest new locations.
Why It Matters
This announcement highlights the continued expansion of Tesla’s charging network, which recently surpassed 85,000 Supercharger stalls at 9,000 locations worldwide. The growth is supported by new hardware innovations; during Q3, Tesla debuted pre-assembled Accordion Superchargers. These units ship 16 stalls per truck and expand between parking spaces, a design that makes installation faster and approximately 20% cheaper. The company noted that with these faster installs, winners from the current voting round could come online sooner than in previous cycles.
The Bottom Line
Tesla has locked in 36 community-picked sites for Q3 2026 and opened Q4 voting, leveraging new Accordion Supercharger technology to accelerate network expansion.
