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This Week: 20 New Superchargers Open in the US, Germany, the UK, and Five More Countries

This Week: 20 New Superchargers Open in the US, Germany, the UK, and Five More Countries

NSTX Editorial • October 5, 2026

Tesla's Supercharger network added 20 new stations between September 28 and October 5, led by a 28-stall site in Vöhringen, Germany and 18 stalls in Evergreen Park, Illinois. The United States and Europe each delivered ten openings, with new sites in the UK, Luxembourg, Ireland, Sweden, Croatia, and Türkiye. Track every new opening in real time with the Supercharger for Tesla app.

Tesla's Supercharger network added 20 new stations across the US and Europe between September 28 and October 5, with a 28-stall opening in Vöhringen, Germany and 18 stalls in Evergreen Park, Illinois leading the week.

United States — 10 Stations

Evergreen Park, Illinois headlined the domestic week with 18 stalls just southwest of Chicago, while Kingman, Arizona added 12 stalls on E Fire Grounds Rd along the I-40 corridor between Flagstaff and Las Vegas. Fishers, Indiana gained 8 stalls on Commercial Dr northeast of Indianapolis.

The Mid-Atlantic and Northeast saw a strong showing. Virginia picked up two sites: 8 stalls in Richmond on S Providence Rd and 8 stalls in Parksley on the Eastern Shore. Ocean City, Maryland came online with 8 stalls on Stephen Decatur Hwy, and Port Jefferson Station, New York added 8 stalls on Long Island's north shore.

Partner-operated sites rounded out the list: Francis Energy opened 4 stalls in Oklahoma City on S May Ave and 4 in Enid, Oklahoma, while ChargedEV added 4 stalls at Morrisville Square in Morrisville, North Carolina.

Europe — 10 Stations

Germany led Europe with the week's largest site, a 28-stall station in Vöhringen near Ulm, plus 4 stalls in Mainz-Weisenau. The United Kingdom added two London sites: 16 stalls at Staples Corner by the M1 and A406, and 4 stalls on Streatham High Street.

Luxembourg Urban opened 16 stalls in the capital, Ireland's Longford gained 12 stalls on the route between Dublin and the west coast, and Sweden's Arboga added 12 stalls on the E18/E20 corridor west of Stockholm. Croatia's Zadar came online with 8 stalls on the Dalmatian coast, and Türkiye added two 8-stall sites in Trabzon on the Black Sea and Amasya in the north-central interior.

With 20 openings split evenly between the US and Europe, the network closes out the first week of October at a brisk pace. 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.

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