<div id="readability-page-1"><div> <p id="h-">Tesla has officially launched its Q2 2026 Supercharger Voting round, giving Tesla owners another opportunity to help shape the future of the company’s charging network across Canada and around the world.</p> <p>At the same time, Tesla has also revealed the winners from the previous Q1 2026 voting cycle, with four Canadian communities securing future Supercharger locations — Drumheller (Alberta), Orléans (Ontario), Boucherville (Quebec), and Sydney (Nova Scotia).</p> <p>The winning locations are expected to eventually move into Tesla’s “In Development” pipeline, although exact sites, timelines, and stall counts will likely not be known for some time.</p> <p>The full list of winners can be found at the bottom of this article.</p> <h3 id="h-new-q2-2026-voting-locations-across-canada">New Q2 2026 Voting Locations Across Canada</h3> <p>The latest voting round once again includes a heavy Canadian presence, with proposed locations spanning nearly every region of the country.</p> <p>British Columbia remains one of Tesla’s biggest priorities in the new voting cycle. Vancouver Island communities including Sointula, Campbell River, and Cowichan Station/Sahtlam/Glenora are all on the list, alongside Langford, Lillooet, and 100 Mile House.</p> <p>Alberta’s proposed locations focus heavily on highway and tourism corridors, with Icefields Parkway, Grande Cache, Hinton, Brooks, Coleman, Leduc, and Calgary all appearing in the latest round.</p> <p>Ontario and Quebec continue to dominate the eastern Canadian ballot. Ontario’s proposed sites range from northern communities like Hearst and Cochrane to southern Ontario locations including Stratford, Sarnia, Chatham, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington, and Niagara Falls.</p> <p>Meanwhile, Quebec’s list includes Val-d’Or, Mont-Laurier, Lachute, Beauharnois, Sainte-Julie, Granby, Victoriaville, Quebec City, and Sept-Rivières, among others.</p> <p>Saskatchewan also received several proposed locations in Q2 voting, including Weyburn, Humboldt, La Ronge, and Rosetown. Corner Brook again represents Newfoundland and Labrador, while Cookville is the lone Nova Scotia location in this round.</p> <p>Unfortunately, Manitoba once again does not appear anywhere on Tesla’s latest Supercharger voting list.</p> <h3 id="h-how-supercharger-voting-works">How Supercharger Voting Works</h3> <p>Tesla’s Supercharger Voting program allows owners and fans to vote on where future charging stations should be built. Locations that receive the most support can eventually be added to Tesla’s development pipeline, though final approval depends on factors such as permitting, utility access, site availability, and expected charging demand.</p> <p>Owners can cast a total of 5 votes (1 per location) for proposed Supercharger sites during each voting round.</p> <h3 id="h-q2-2026-supercharger-voting-sites-in-canada">Q2 2026 Supercharger Voting Sites in Canada</h3> <p><strong>British Columbia<br/></strong>• Sointula<br/>• Campbell River<br/>• Cowichan Station/Sahtlam/Glenora<br/>• Langford<br/>• Lillooet<br/>• 100 Mile House</p> <p><strong>Alberta</strong><br/>• Icefields Parkway<br/>• Grande Cache<br/>• Coleman<br/>• Hinton<br/>• Brooks<br/>• Leduc<br/>• Calgary</p> <p><strong>Saskatchewan</strong><br/>• Weyburn<br/>• Rosetown<br/>• Manitou Beach<br/>• Humboldt<br/>• La Ronge</p> <p><strong>Ontario</strong><br/>• Hearst<br/>• Cochrane<br/>• New Liskeard<br/>• Tobermory<br/>• Port Elgin<br/>• Stratford<br/>• Sarnia<br/>• Chatham<br/>• Guelph<br/>• St. Catharines<br/>• City of Niagara Falls<br/>• Alistom<br/>• Bradford West Gwillimbury<br/>• Keswick<br/>• Midland<br/>• Whitby<br/>• Oshawa<br/>• Clarington<br/>• Newcastle<br/>• Pembroke<br/>• Arnprior<br/>• Nepean</p> <p><strong>Quebec<br/></strong>• Val-d’Or<br/>• Mont-Laurier<br/>• Lachute<br/>• Rigaud<br/>• Route Harwood, Vaudreuil-Dorion<br/>• Dorion, Vaudreuil-Dorion<br/>• Beauharnois<br/>• Châteauguay<br/>• Saint-Mathieu<br/>• Sainte-Julie<br/>• Granby<br/>• Joliette<br/>• Victoriaville<br/>• Quebec City<br/>• Sainte-Anne-des-Monts<br/>• Sept-Rivières</p> <p><strong>Nova Scotia<br/></strong>• Cookville</p> <p><strong>Newfoundland and Labrador<br/></strong>• Corner Brook</p> <h3>Q1 2026 Supercharger Voting Winners</h3> <h4>Canada</h4> <ul> <li>Drumheller, Alberta</li> <li>Orléans, Ontario</li> <li>Boucherville, Quebec</li> <li>Sydney, Nova Scotia</li> </ul> <h4>United States</h4> <ul> <li>Columbia, Kentucky</li> <li>Grayling, Michigan</li> <li>Bear Lake, Utah</li> <li>Alamo, Nevada</li> <li>Furnace Creek, California</li> <li>Sedalia, Missouri</li> <li>Spooner, Wisconsin</li> <li>Tok, Alaska</li> <li>Detroit Lakes, Minnesota</li> <li>Gunnison, Colorado</li> <li>Broken Bow, Oklahoma</li> <li>Study Butte, Texas</li> <li>Clewiston, Florida</li> <li>Sierra Vista, Arizona</li> <li>Stanley, Idaho</li> </ul> <h4>Europe</h4> <ul> <li>Karatay, Turkey</li> <li>Velké Zboží, Czech Republic</li> <li>Poprad, Slovakia</li> <li>Olsztyn, Poland</li> <li>Poreč, Croatia</li> <li>Novi Sad, Serbia</li> <li>Balatonfüred, Hungary</li> <li>Stirling, United Kingdom</li> <li>Bowness-on-Windermere, United Kingdom</li> <li>Sebeș, Romania</li> <li>Braga, Portugal</li> </ul> <h4>Asia</h4> <ul> <li>Geoje, South Korea</li> <li>Furano, Japan</li> <li>Yong Peng, Malaysia</li> <li>Ban Bueng, Thailand</li> </ul> <h4>Latin America</h4> <ul> <li>Bogotá, Colombia</li> <li>Minatitlán, Mexico</li> </ul> <h4>Australia</h4> <ul> <li>Esperance, Australia</li> </ul>   </div></div>

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<p>Tesla has launched its Q2 2026 Supercharger Voting, allowing owners to influence future charging station locations. The Q1 2026 winners include Drumheller, Orléans, Boucherville, and Sydney. Proposed Q2 locations span Canada, with a focus on British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, and Quebec. Owners can vote for their preferred sites, which may enter Tesla's development pipeline based on support and feasibility.</p>

Tesla opens Q2 2026 Supercharger Voting as Q1 winners revealed