Charging

Charging • Feb 27, 2026

Tesla Introduces Tall Pedestal for Wall Connector in the U.S. with Improved Cable Management

Tesla has launched a new Tall Pedestal for its Wall Connector in the U.S., priced at $900. This accessory is designed to improve cable management and offer more flexible installation options for home or commercial charging. For owners, it provides a cleaner, more organized charging setup, especially useful when the vehicle's charge port is farther from the wall.

Charging • Feb 27, 2026

Tesla Raises the Bar: 'Tall Pedestal' Launches for Wall Connector in the U.S.

Tesla has launched a new "Tall Pedestal" accessory for its Wall Connector in the U.S., providing a freestanding mounting solution for home or business charging. This offers owners greater installation flexibility in locations where traditional wall mounting is not possible or desirable. The product enhances Tesla's charging ecosystem with a dedicated, sleek option for ground-based installations.

Charging • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla leads as Canada adds nearly 2,000 DC fast charging ports in 2025

Tesla is the leading contributor to Canada's record expansion of DC fast-charging ports, with nearly 2,000 new ports added in 2025. This rapid growth of the charging network, which is seeing high usage, means significantly improved long-distance travel convenience and reduced range anxiety for Tesla drivers and EV owners across the country.

Charging • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla's V4 Supercharger: A Lesson in Pragmatism

Tesla is removing individual payment screens from its new V4 Supercharger stalls in the U.S., replacing them with a single central payment kiosk. This move is a cost-saving measure that simplifies the hardware, though it may be less convenient for some users. For Tesla, it represents a pragmatic step to scale its charging network more efficiently.

Charging • Feb 25, 2026

Tesla Opens New V4 Supercharger in Penhold [Alberta]

Tesla has opened a new V4 Supercharger station in Penhold, Alberta, expanding its charging network in a key Canadian corridor known as "Gasoline Alley." This provides Tesla owners in the region with more convenient and modern fast-charging options, specifically the newer V4 hardware.

Charging • Feb 20, 2026

Tesla Supercharger vandalized with frozen cables and anti-Musk imagery amid Sweden union dispute

A Tesla Supercharger in Sweden was vandalized, with its cables frozen and anti-Musk imagery posted, amid an ongoing labor dispute with the IF Metall union. This act highlights the escalating tensions in Sweden, where Tesla is resisting signing a collective bargaining agreement. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, it signals potential disruptions to the charging network and a contentious battle over labor practices in the region.

Charging • Feb 19, 2026

Tesla Secures FCC Waiver for Cybercab Wireless Charging System

Tesla has received an FCC waiver to use Ultra-Wideband technology for its upcoming wireless EV charging system. This removes a key regulatory barrier for the development of the system, which is anticipated for its future "Cybercab" robotaxi. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals tangible progress toward the convenience of automated, wireless charging for Tesla's next-generation vehicles.

Charging • Feb 18, 2026

German union accuses Tesla ‘toxic’ environment, files defamation against plant manager

Germany's largest union, IG Metall, has accused Tesla of creating a toxic work environment at its Berlin Gigafactory, alleging employee overwork and pressure on sick staff. This major labor dispute coincides with a critical works council election that could significantly impact Tesla's operations in Europe.

Charging • Feb 17, 2026

Tesla owners in Canada can now earn rewards for charging at home through WattsApp

A new Canadian program called WattsApp allows Tesla owners to earn rewards for charging their vehicles at home. This is possible because WattsApp is registered under Canada's Clean Fuel Regulations. For owners, this means they can receive direct benefits or compensation for their routine home charging.

Charging • Feb 16, 2026

Tesla opens new Supercharger in Ottawa [Ontario]

Tesla has opened a new Supercharger station at the Tanger Outlets in Ottawa, Ontario. This fulfills a previously announced plan and expands the charging network for local owners. The new location provides greater convenience for Tesla drivers in the Ottawa area.

Charging • Feb 13, 2026

Tesla Confirms Supercharger Site Maps Coming to Canada as Rollout Adds 300+ Sites Per Week

Tesla is rapidly expanding its new Supercharger Site Maps feature, adding over 300 supported charging locations globally each week. The company has confirmed this feature, which shows real-time charger availability and details, will soon launch in Canada. This means Tesla owners will have improved trip planning with better visibility into Supercharger status.

Charging • Feb 12, 2026

Tesla Supercharger left offline as Swedish court backs union strike

A Swedish court has ruled in favor of a union strike, preventing a completed Tesla Supercharger station from being connected to the power grid for nearly two years. This is part of an ongoing labor dispute between Tesla and Sweden's IF Metall union. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this means continued charging infrastructure delays in Sweden and highlights the significant operational challenges Tesla faces from local labor actions.