Charging

Charging • Feb 09, 2026

Tesla Expands Supercharger Site Maps to More Locations in California

Tesla is expanding its Live Site View Maps feature to more Supercharger stations in California, after initially testing it at only 18 locations. This gives owners a detailed, real-time visual layout of charging stations, making it easier to locate and navigate to an available stall.

Charging • Feb 05, 2026

Tesla Supercharger under construction in Terrace [British Columbia]

Tesla is expanding its Supercharger network further into northern British Columbia with a new eight-stall station under construction in Terrace. This expansion improves long-distance travel infrastructure for Tesla owners in the region.

Charging • Feb 04, 2026

Tesla Supercharger Voting Delivers Multiple Canadian Wins, Massive Q1 2026 Voting List Revealed

Tesla's Q4 2025 Supercharger voting results show multiple Canadian locations as winners, continuing the company's strategy of letting owners influence expansion. The company has also revealed a large new list of potential sites for the Q1 2026 voting round. This means Tesla owners and enthusiasts in Canada can expect new Superchargers in the chosen communities and have ongoing influence on where future stations are built.

Charging • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla Activates Free Supercharging Across Mississippi and Tennessee After Winter Storm

Tesla has activated free charging at eight Supercharger locations in Mississippi and Tennessee to assist owners impacted by power outages from a winter storm. This action provides a critical emergency resource for Tesla drivers in those areas. It demonstrates Tesla's ability to use its charging network for community support during natural disasters.

Charging • Feb 02, 2026

Tesla and Copec partner to build 1,500 km Supercharger corridor in Chile

Tesla is partnering with Chilean energy company Copec to build a 1,500 km Supercharger corridor along major highways in Chile. This expansion significantly improves the long-distance travel infrastructure for Tesla owners in the region. It marks a key step in Tesla's growth within the South American market.

Charging • Jan 31, 2026

Mastering Winter in a Tesla: Essential Tips for Optimal Charging

Tesla has released key recommendations for charging electric vehicles in cold weather to maintain efficiency. The tips focus on strategies like preconditioning the battery and home charging routines to ensure faster and more reliable charging during winter. This guidance is meant to help Tesla owners optimize their vehicle's battery performance and range in freezing temperatures.

Charging • Jan 30, 2026

Tesla Cybercab spotted with interesting charging solution, stimulating discussion

A Tesla Cybercab prototype has been spotted charging at a Supercharger using a unique rear-mounted port with a manual door and latch. This design differs from Tesla's typical charging solutions and has sparked discussion among enthusiasts. The sighting suggests Tesla is actively testing real-world charging for its upcoming autonomous ride-hailing vehicle.

Charging • Jan 29, 2026

Stop treating electric car batteries like porcelain eggs.

Tesla's battery technology has advanced significantly, making the fear that frequent fast charging damages the battery largely outdated. Modern battery management systems protect the battery's health, allowing owners to use Superchargers regularly without significant long-term degradation. This means Tesla drivers can confidently utilize fast charging for daily convenience without undue worry.

Charging • Jan 28, 2026

Tesla rolls out new Supercharging safety feature in the U.S.

Tesla has introduced a new safety feature for its Superchargers in the U.S. that allows owners to instantly stop a charging session in an emergency. This feature also works for non-Tesla vehicles charging with an adapter. It provides greater control and peace of mind for all users at Tesla's charging stations.

Charging • Jan 28, 2026

Tesla's KO Victory: Why NACS Became the Undisputed Charging Standard

Tesla's proprietary charging connector, NACS, has become the dominant standard in North America after major automakers like Ford and GM agreed to adopt it. This means most future EVs will be able to use Tesla's extensive and reliable Supercharger network. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this solidifies the company's industry influence and will likely lead to even greater investment in charging infrastructure.

Charging • Jan 27, 2026

EVgo bets on NACS as Tesla’s charging port takes over US EVs

EVgo, a major public charging network, is significantly expanding its support for Tesla's NACS charging standard. Following a successful pilot, it plans to install over 500 NACS connectors by the end of the year. This means Tesla owners and other EV drivers with NACS ports will have vastly more fast-charging options on a major third-party network.

Charging • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla lands massive deal to expand charging for heavy-duty electric trucks

Tesla has secured a major agreement with Pilot Travel Centers to expand its charging infrastructure for heavy-duty electric trucks across the U.S. This deal will install Tesla's Semi Chargers at numerous travel centers, supporting trucks from all manufacturers, not just Tesla's own. For Tesla and its enthusiasts, this move significantly strengthens Tesla's role in the commercial EV market and accelerates the adoption of electric freight transport.