This Week: 9 New Superchargers Open in the US, Denmark, Germany, and Romania
Tesla's Supercharger network added 9 new stations between October 5 and October 12, led by a 36-stall site in St. Augustine, Florida and a 24-stall reopening in Køge, Denmark. The United States delivered six openings, while Denmark, Germany, and Romania each added a site in Europe. Track every new opening in real time with the Supercharger for Tesla app.
Tesla opened 9 Supercharger stations across the US and Europe between October 5 and October 12, with a 36-stall site in St. Augustine, Florida and a 24-stall reopening in Køge, Denmark leading a Florida-heavy week.
United States — 6 Stations
Florida delivered half of the domestic openings. St. Augustine headlined the week with 36 stalls on World Commerce Pkwy, a major capacity boost on the I-95 corridor between Jacksonville and Daytona Beach. Port St. Lucie came online with 12 stalls on SW Tradition Pkwy along the Treasure Coast, and St. Petersburg added 8 stalls on 4th St N in the Tampa Bay area.
Chicago, Illinois gained 16 stalls on W Peterson Ave, strengthening urban charging on the city's north side. Thatcher, Arizona opened 8 stalls on the US-70 route through the Gila Valley east of Phoenix, filling a gap toward the New Mexico border. In the Pacific Northwest, third-party operator Resound Energy brought 6 stalls online in Redmond, Washington on 170th Ave NE, continuing the growth of the Supercharger for Business program.
Europe — 3 Stations
Denmark led Europe by stall count as Køge returned to service with 24 stalls following an expansion, reinforcing the busy E20 and E47 junction southwest of Copenhagen. Germany's Norden came online with 12 stalls on the North Sea coast in East Frisia, a convenient stop for travelers heading to the ferry ports for the Frisian Islands.
Romania's Iași added 8 stalls in the country's northeast, a notable step for coverage in a region that previously had few fast-charging options and a useful link toward the Moldovan border.
With 9 openings this week, network growth eases slightly from the prior week's pace, though the feed also shows a large wave of newly planned US sites in Arizona, Nevada, and the Carolinas that point to a busy end of the year. Stay up to date on every new Supercharger opening — and filter by country, power output, and availability — with the Supercharger for Tesla app, available for all EV brands on iOS and Android.
United States — 6 Stations
Florida delivered half of the domestic openings. St. Augustine headlined the week with 36 stalls on World Commerce Pkwy, a major capacity boost on the I-95 corridor between Jacksonville and Daytona Beach. Port St. Lucie came online with 12 stalls on SW Tradition Pkwy along the Treasure Coast, and St. Petersburg added 8 stalls on 4th St N in the Tampa Bay area.
Chicago, Illinois gained 16 stalls on W Peterson Ave, strengthening urban charging on the city's north side. Thatcher, Arizona opened 8 stalls on the US-70 route through the Gila Valley east of Phoenix, filling a gap toward the New Mexico border. In the Pacific Northwest, third-party operator Resound Energy brought 6 stalls online in Redmond, Washington on 170th Ave NE, continuing the growth of the Supercharger for Business program.
Europe — 3 Stations
Denmark led Europe by stall count as Køge returned to service with 24 stalls following an expansion, reinforcing the busy E20 and E47 junction southwest of Copenhagen. Germany's Norden came online with 12 stalls on the North Sea coast in East Frisia, a convenient stop for travelers heading to the ferry ports for the Frisian Islands.
Romania's Iași added 8 stalls in the country's northeast, a notable step for coverage in a region that previously had few fast-charging options and a useful link toward the Moldovan border.
With 9 openings this week, network growth eases slightly from the prior week's pace, though the feed also shows a large wave of newly planned US sites in Arizona, Nevada, and the Carolinas that point to a busy end of the year. Stay up to date on every new Supercharger opening — and filter by country, power output, and availability — with the Supercharger for Tesla app, available for all EV brands on iOS and Android.
