New Tesla Supercharger in Tsu, Japan. Credit: Tesla Charging / X
Tesla Charging quietly added two fresh Supercharger sites to the map on September 17, 2026, putting a four-stall station live in Tsu, Japan and an eight-stall voting-winner site online in Drobeta-Turnu Severin, Romania.
The Tsu listing points to Tesla’s Find Us page for location 476053, with the official post showing the new stalls on the pad. Japan already runs a dense Supercharger footprint for long-distance Model owners, and a four-stall open is a local capacity add rather than a brand-new corridor.
New Tesla Supercharger in Drobeta-Turnu Severin, Romania. Credit: Tesla Charging / X
In Romania, Tesla Charging flagged Drobeta-Turnu Severin as a Supercharger Voting winner site, with eight stalls and a Find Us link at location 478855. Owners who cast ballots on Tesla’s voting page helped steer that pick; the company still invites fresh votes at tesla.com/supercharger-voting/overview.
Neither post named stall power ratings, opening hours, or Magic Dock access for non-Tesla EVs. The Android Auto stall-forecast rollout covered earlier this week is a separate software feature and does not change how these two sites work on the ground.
For drivers stitching Japan or southeastern Romania trips, the practical next step is the Find Us pins above, then a check in the Tesla app before arrival so the stall count matches what is actually online.
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