This Week: 15 New Superchargers Open in the US, Sweden, Denmark, and Two More Countries
Tesla's Supercharger network added 15 new stations between September 14 and September 21, with a 20-stall opening in Ljungby, Sweden and 16 stalls in both Kennesaw, Georgia and Ringsted, Denmark headlining the week. The United States accounted for eleven sites, while Sweden, Denmark, Austria, and Romania rounded out European growth. Track every new opening in real time with the Supercharger for Tesla app.
Tesla opened 15 Supercharger stations across the US and Europe between September 14 and September 21, with the United States carrying most of the week's growth and four European countries each adding a site.
United States — 11 Stations
Georgia delivered the largest domestic opening as Kennesaw came online with 16 stalls on Ernest W Barrett Pkwy NW, a significant capacity boost for the northwest Atlanta metro. California matched that count in Compton with 16 stalls serving the dense Los Angeles basin, and added 12 more in Encinitas on Birmingham Dr along the I-5 corridor north of San Diego.
Maryland picked up two sites in the Baltimore–Washington corridor: 12 stalls in Germantown and 8 stalls in Glen Burnie. Florida's Davie added 12 stalls on SW 64th Ave north of Miami, while the Pacific Northwest contributed two openings — 8 stalls in Tigard, Oregon on SW Pacific Hwy south of Portland, and 8 stalls in Elma, Washington on the US-12 route toward the coast. Texas added 8 stalls in Fort Worth on Tehama Ridge Pkwy.
Two third-party locations rounded out the domestic week: a Victron Energy site in Bowie, Texas with 8 stalls, and a 4-stall Francis Energy location in Moore, Oklahoma — continuing the steady growth of the Supercharger for Business program.
Europe — 4 Stations
Sweden led Europe by stall count as Ljungby came online with 20 stalls, reinforcing the E4 route between Malmö and Jönköping. Denmark followed closely with 16 stalls in Ringsted, a central Zealand stop on the E20 between Copenhagen and the Storebælt crossing.
Romania's Drobeta-Turnu Severin added 8 stalls on the Danube near the Iron Gates, improving coverage along the southwestern corridor toward the Serbian border. Austria's Lermoos rounded out the week with 4 stalls in the Tyrolean Zugspitze region, a useful Alpine stop for drivers crossing between Bavaria and western Austria.
With 15 new openings this week, network growth holds a steady pace as autumn travel gets underway. 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 — 11 Stations
Georgia delivered the largest domestic opening as Kennesaw came online with 16 stalls on Ernest W Barrett Pkwy NW, a significant capacity boost for the northwest Atlanta metro. California matched that count in Compton with 16 stalls serving the dense Los Angeles basin, and added 12 more in Encinitas on Birmingham Dr along the I-5 corridor north of San Diego.
Maryland picked up two sites in the Baltimore–Washington corridor: 12 stalls in Germantown and 8 stalls in Glen Burnie. Florida's Davie added 12 stalls on SW 64th Ave north of Miami, while the Pacific Northwest contributed two openings — 8 stalls in Tigard, Oregon on SW Pacific Hwy south of Portland, and 8 stalls in Elma, Washington on the US-12 route toward the coast. Texas added 8 stalls in Fort Worth on Tehama Ridge Pkwy.
Two third-party locations rounded out the domestic week: a Victron Energy site in Bowie, Texas with 8 stalls, and a 4-stall Francis Energy location in Moore, Oklahoma — continuing the steady growth of the Supercharger for Business program.
Europe — 4 Stations
Sweden led Europe by stall count as Ljungby came online with 20 stalls, reinforcing the E4 route between Malmö and Jönköping. Denmark followed closely with 16 stalls in Ringsted, a central Zealand stop on the E20 between Copenhagen and the Storebælt crossing.
Romania's Drobeta-Turnu Severin added 8 stalls on the Danube near the Iron Gates, improving coverage along the southwestern corridor toward the Serbian border. Austria's Lermoos rounded out the week with 4 stalls in the Tyrolean Zugspitze region, a useful Alpine stop for drivers crossing between Bavaria and western Austria.
With 15 new openings this week, network growth holds a steady pace as autumn travel gets underway. 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.
