Tesla reveals its Q1 Supercharger voting winners, opens next round

Tesla has revealed the Superchargers that have won the most votes in the first voting round of the year, as the latest part of a series of windows in which owners can vote on the most-suggested locations from previous rounds.

On Monday, Tesla officially opened the next round of voting on proposed Supercharger locations for Q2, and owners can now vote on the sites that were proposed in the last round on the company’s website. The company has also shared the full list of winners from the Q1 round of voting, primarily including sites within the U.S., along with a handful scattered across Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.

Canada wasn’t included in this quarter’s Supercharger winners, despite the previous voting round including five winners from both the U.S. and Canada. At the time of writing, Tesla’s current leaderboard for the newly opened voting round includes the following locations in the top five: Istanbul West, Turkey; Quebec, Canada cities Trois-Rivières, Vaudreuil-Dorion, and Mont-Laurier; and Prosper, Texas in the U.S.

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You can see the full list of Q1 2025 Supercharger winners below, as posted by Tesla on X, or see them indicated by a gold trophy icon on Tesla’s Find Us page.

Tesla Supercharger Q1 2025 voting round winners in North America

• Fredericksburg, TX
• Clarksville, TN
• Roswell, NM
• Lake Havasu City, AZ
• Long Beach, CA
• McAlester, OK
• Big Creek, GA
• Lake Wales, FL
• Decatur, IL
• Henderson, NV

Tesla Supercharger Q1 2025 voting round winners in the Europe and the Middle East

• Wrocław, Poland
• Bari, Italy
• Vilnius, Lithuania
• Hradec Králové, Czech Republic
• Bournemouth, United Kingdom

Tesla Supercharger Q1 2025 voting round winners in the Asia-Pacific region

• Namyangju – Dasan, South Korea
• Nicholls, Australia
• Ipoh, Malaysia

Tesla’s Superchargers and voting rounds

Tesla began offering voting rounds on Superchargers in 2022, and it now runs them quarterly, letting drivers vote on locations that were top-performing proposed locations from previous rounds. The company has also been opening its Supercharger sites to non-Tesla vehicles across the industry over the past several months, and Hyundai, Honda, and Acura were the latest brands to gain access to the network.

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