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Tesla opened a pair of new 8-stall Superchargers in Canada this week, one in Keremeos, B.C., and one in Norwood, Ontario, according to the Tesla Charging account on X.
Keremeos is the newer of the two. Tesla Charging listed “Keremeos, BC (8 stalls)” with a Find Us map link for the site.
Norwood came a day or so earlier. Tesla Charging posted “Norwood, ON (8 stalls)” and pointed drivers to the Find Us listing for that location.
Keremeos sits on Highway 3, the Crowsnest route between Princeton and Osoyoos in the Similkameen Valley, giving drivers on that southern B.C. corridor a new place to charge.
Norwood sits on Highway 7 east of Peterborough on the Peterborough-to-Ottawa run, a handy stop for drivers who skip Highway 401.
Ontario already got a fresh stop this month when Tesla opened 12 stalls on Highway 15 in Kingston. Nationwide, the company recently marked its 3,000th Canadian Supercharger in Mont-Tremblant and wants to build a site in Inuvik above the Arctic Circle.
Neither post listed peak kilowatts or said whether the hardware is V3 or V4. Drivers will need the in-car map or the Find Us page for live power and bay status.
Will Keremeos or Norwood change a charge stop on your next B.C. or Ontario road trip?
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