Tesla has officially added the winners of its latest Supercharger location voting round to its website, along with opening the next round of votes for sites in Europe.
On Monday night, the Tesla Charging account on X announced that new winners for Q3 had been added to the company’s Find Us web page. The sites now say that they’re “in development,” along with being highlighted on the map by a small trophy icon.
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The winning locations are primarily made up of those in the U.S., with a handful of others also located in Canada, and throughout the European, and Asian-Pacific regions. Tesla also announced that the company has now opened the next round of Supercharger voting in Europe, and you can see the proposed locations by following the steps on the company’s website.
Winning Tesla Superchargers in the U.S. for Q3
- Prescott, Arizona
- Durango, Colorado
- Brent, Florida
- Southern Pines, North Carolina
- Hershey, Pennsylvania
- Murfreesboro, Tennessee
- Galveston, Texas
- Escalante, Utah
Winning Tesla Superchargers in Canada for Q3
- Lake Louise, Alberta
- Saint-Sauveur, Quebec
Winning Tesla Superchargers in Europe for Q3
- Pula, Croatia
- Hlavní město Praha, Czech Republic
- Livorno, Italy
- Ostroda, Poland
- Worcestershire, United Kingdom
Winning Tesla Superchargers in Asia-Pacific for Q3
- Narrandera, Australia
- Izumo City, Japan
- Wirye, South Korea
Nearly Two Years of Tesla’s Supercharger Voting
Tesla first launched the ability to vote on Supercharger locations in 2022, with the company now rotating the vote every three months. To start, users can suggest new Supercharger locations that haven’t already been suggested. Then, users have five votes per round to use on previously proposed Supercharger sites, with the locations receiving the most votes being those that Tesla starts building.
Recently, Tesla executives have also highlighted the company’s efforts in building more pull-through Superchargers, and Elon Musk himself also asked his followers on X last month what regions were missing from the network.
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