EVwire brief: Tesla has launched its Supercharger for Business program in Colombia and Mexico, letting businesses in both countries buy and install their own Tesla Superchargers.
The two additions are the program's first markets in Latin America, and they bring Supercharger for Business to 37 countries, as per EVwire’s count of Tesla's live SfB country pages.
Livio Caputo, from Tesla's Charging for Business team, announced the launch on LinkedIn, linking to the program's new Mexican and Colombian pages:
Thinking of getting an EV, selling yours, or need EV accessories and adapters?
Check out our fresh EVwire EV Deals page for the discounts we've gathered.
Under the program, businesses in Colombia and Mexico need to buy a minimum of four charging posts. They can hire their preferred installer, with a Tesla Design Engineer guiding them through the process, then monitor utilization, adjust pricing and track financials through Tesla's portal while Tesla handles any servicing the equipment needs.
The white-label stalls come with the same hardware, software and service as Tesla's own network, and they can charge all compatible EVs. Tesla's V4 posts deliver up to 500 kW to passenger vehicles, enough to add up to 322 kilometers (200 miles) of range in 15 minutes, and sites show up on Tesla's in-car map and trip planner. Tesla also guarantees 97% uptime through its full service package.
Details:
These are Tesla's current Supercharger for Business markets, as per Tesla's country websites at the time of writing:
By the way, it sure looks to us like you are an EV geek like ourselves.
Which means you belong with us: join 14,700+ reading our newsletters: subscribe
Context:
Tesla launched Supercharger for Business in the United States in September 2025, and the program has since spread across Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific, as seen in our earlier global expansion rundown.
When the program launched in Canada in October, Caputo noted that Tesla aims to offer Charging for Business in every market where it runs charging, which he put at 55+ countries and growing. Colombia and Mexico bring the tally to 37 of those markets.
Colombia is also one of Tesla's newest charging markets. The company officially entered Colombia in late 2025 with the Model 3 and Model Y, then opened its first Colombian Superchargers in May at the Unicentro mall in Medellín and the Andino mall in Bogotá, wrapping one of the stalls in the country's flag.
NEW: EVwire has become the publication that has covered the stories of more Supercharging for Business sites in the whole world. Now, you can find all of our past third-party Supercharging coverage in one place:
Source: Livio Caputo (LinkedIn), Tesla Supercharger for Business Mexico, Tesla Supercharger for Business Colombia
DIG DEEPER: For more charging coverage, check out our Chargingwire. If you have not already, join 14,700+ EV geeks getting our newsletter: subscribe.
