Tesla Reveals 36 New Supercharger Sites Picked by Owners, From Utah to Japan

Tesla has announced the latest batch of community-picked Supercharger sites, with the official Tesla Charging account on X sharing 36 new winning locations for the third quarter of 2026. The sites span 19 markets, from Hanksville, Utah, in the United States to Miyazu, Japan, and are now marked on Tesla’s Find Us map. Voting for the next round of locations, for the fourth quarter, is already open, with winners to be announced early next year.

The scale of the network behind the vote is now enormous: Tesla recently passed 85,000 Supercharger stalls at 9,000 locations worldwide. During the third quarter the company also debuted pre-assembled Accordion Superchargers, which ship 16 stalls per truck and expand out between parking spaces, making installation faster and about 20% cheaper. The community vote follows the same pattern as the second quarter, which also produced 36 winning sites.

For drivers, the vote is more than a popularity contest. It is how Tesla finds the gaps its own planning misses — a remote highway stop in Utah, a coastal town in Japan — and it gives owners a direct say in where the next charger goes. Owners can vote through Tesla’s Supercharger Voting portal whether they want a charger on a daily route or one that fills a gap along a remote highway. The Q3 winners are a reminder that charging infrastructure, like the cars themselves, is now partly crowdsourced.