Tesla Charging said on September 11, 2026, that 33 Wall Connector for Business sites opened in the last two weeks with 310 total Wall Connectors across public and private properties, in a fresh site-by-site drop that puts large SpaceX campuses in Redmond, Washington, at the top of the list.
The biggest single install is Beekman Garden Apartments in Hillsborough Township, New Jersey, with 61 Wall Connectors. SpaceX sites in the Seattle area follow close behind: SpaceX Northeast Marketplace in Redmond with 47, Marketplace Drive with 21, Woodinville with 20, Alder Crest Drive with 18, 231st Street Way Northeast with 16, and Marketplace South with 14. Blooming Commons in New Windsor, New York, and Star Harbor Apartments in Alameda, California, add 20 and 16 connectors respectively.
The rest of the two-week wave mixes hotels, apartments, storage, and offices from Savannah and Jacksonville to Boston, Houston, and Chiang Mai, Thailand, with counts ranging from a single stall up to eight at The Monarch in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Tesla points commercial operators to its Wall Connector for Business page at tesla.com for product details.
Wall Connector for Business is the company’s Level 2 destination-charging kit for workplaces, multi-family housing, and hospitality, sitting beside the public Supercharger network that Tesla Charging also tracks in weekly opens. The Redmond cluster underscores how Tesla’s own ecosystem — including SpaceX campuses — is soaking up workplace charging at scale while hotels and apartments fill in smaller footprints nationwide.
With 310 new connectors in fourteen days, the commercial stall count is moving in the same direction as recent Supercharger voting winners and labor-day Oasis throughput: more hardware on the ground, aimed at places people park for hours rather than minutes.
