Tesla Charging posted 36 Supercharger voting winners on August 25 and opened a new round so Tesla account holders can pick the next sites.
The names sat in a follow-up post, the same way Tesla Charging usually publishes the slate. The official Find Us map is also updated.
The winners:
Account holders get up to five votes per round, one per proposed site, and can suggest locations that are not already on the map. Votes reset when a new quarter starts. Tesla has run this cycle since 2022. Earlier this year the company published a full Q1 2026 winner slate that stretched from Drumheller, Alberta to Tok, Alaska.
Winning a vote is not the same as a live stall. Sites still have to clear land, power, and permits. Some prior winners do open: Tesla Charging flagged a new eight-stall Supercharger in Princeton, New Jersey on August 22 as a voting-winner site. For a gap on a regular route, log in at tesla.com/supercharger-voting/overview and spend the five votes.
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