Supercharger Site Map in the Tesla app. Credit: Tesla Charging
Tesla Charging said Supercharger Site Maps are now live in the latest Tesla app, bringing the stall-level station view that started in the car display onto phones.
In a short clip posted Friday, the official Tesla Charging account shows the app opening a detailed site layout for a Supercharger, with individual stalls, occupied spots, and availability called out on the map rather than a simple pin on the city map.
Site Maps first showed up in Tesla’s 2025 Holiday Update as an in-car pilot at a small set of California and Texas stations. By February, Charging director Max de Zegher said about 300 sites had the feature and Tesla was adding more than 300 a week, calling the maps a canvas for later FSD and Robotaxi work. Our earlier coverage of that 300-plus weekly expansion tracked the car-side rollout.
Putting the same view in the phone app matters for trip planning before you arrive. Drivers can see how a plaza is laid out, which stalls look open, and how to pull in, instead of guessing from a list of available plugs. It sits alongside other recent charging software pushes, including stall forecast cards on Android Auto.
Tesla Charging did not publish a full site count for the app launch or say whether every car-side Site Map location is already mirrored on iOS and Android. The post only confirms the feature is live in the current app build, with the demo focused on the on-site map experience.
