EVwire brief: Tesla has shared the voting results of the Q4 2025 Supercharger Voting round and North America has some winners! 19 locations across North America have won, which means they will enter into the next round of planning and engineering to get the sites up and running. No exact timeline has been provided yet.
The Q4 2025, the finalized results for North America include:
Lac-Jacques-Cartier, Quebec, Canada
Portage Township, Michigan, USA
Heber, Utah, USA
Pinetop-Lakeside, Arizona, USA
Key Largo, Florida, USA
Kerrville, Texas, USA
Winter Park, Colorado, USA
Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, Canada
West Glacier, Montana, USA
New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, Canada
South Mississippi Avenue, Atoka, Oklahoma, USA
Rhinelander, Wisconsin, USA
Rexburg, Idaho, USA
Gualala, California, USA
South Main Street, Harrison, Arkansas, USA
Clovis, New Mexico, USA
Waycross, Georgia, USA
Clear Lake, Iowa, USA
Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada
All of which are placed on the map below - please note that the exact site locations have not been selected, so the municipality was used as location:
(Take a look more closely at my custom Google Map)
If you’re new to Tesla Supercharger voting, then basically this is how it works:
Each quarter, Tesla provides a list of eligible areas for a Supercharger site, which are typically underserved urban or seasonal heavy locations.
Voters can vote for locations they prefer. Only 5 votes per quarter and only 1 vote per location.
Locations with the most votes get moved to the development stage where site feasibility is examined, site selection is finalized, permitting, construction and then lastly, commissioning. All subject to proposed sites meeting Tesla’s requirements and if local legal requirements can be met.
If you are interested in voting for the Q1 2026 locations, you can vote here: Supercharger Voting
SOURCE: Tesla
