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Tesla named 36 new Supercharger voting winners on Wednesday, October 28, and opened another round so account holders can pick the next sites.
Official word came from the Tesla Charging account on X in its usual two-post pattern: a short note that winners are on the Find Us map and that voting is open again, then a full winners list. Seventeen of the picks are in the United States, and Canada’s lone entry is Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Quebec, on the Gaspé Peninsula.
Here is the full slate:
A win on that list is not a live stall. Sites still need land, power, and permits, and some prior picks take years to open. Tesla Charging recently flagged finished voting-winner sites in Cherokee, North Carolina and Key West, Florida, which shows how long the gap can be between a vote and a cable.
Account holders can cast up to five votes per round and suggest locations that are not already on the map. Tesla has run the program since 2022, and the August batch also totaled 36 names across several countries. For a gap on a regular route, log in through Tesla’s Supercharger voting overview and spend those five votes.
Quebec drivers already have denser coverage farther west and south, from Kingston, Ontario, on Highway 15 to talk of a site in Inuvik above the Arctic Circle, so a Gaspé win would fill a different kind of hole along the St. Lawrence gulf.
Is Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Cannon Beach, or another name on this list on your regular drive?
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