Tesla has named the winners of its latest Supercharger Voting round: 36 locations that owners nominated and then voted for. The Tesla Charging account announced them on X on 28 October 2026 and opened the next round at the same time, Tesla North reported. Ten of the 36 are in Europe, from Tábor in the Czech Republic to Lossiemouth on Scotland's Moray coast.
Europe's ten
| Country | Location |
|---|---|
| Czech Republic | Tábor |
| Greece | Tripótamos |
| Hungary | Dunaújváros |
| Italy | Agrigento |
| Poland | Bydgoszcz |
| Portugal | Abrantes |
| Romania | Arad |
| Serbia | Biljača |
| United Kingdom | Lossiemouth |
| United Kingdom | Puddletown |
Seventeen winners are in the United States and one is in Canada: Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Quebec. The rest are in Japan, Malaysia, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Türkiye, Colombia and Mexico. Japan's pick is Miyazu in Kyoto Prefecture, Touch Lab reported.
How it compares with August
The previous round, announced in August, also produced 36 winners, nine of them in Europe. The Czech Republic, Greece and Romania are new to the European list this time. Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Serbia and the United Kingdom appear again, each with a different town: Dunaújváros after Hatvan, Agrigento after Lamezia Terme, Bydgoszcz after Jordanowo, Abrantes after Loures, Biljača after Paši Poljana, and Lossiemouth and Puddletown after the Cotswolds and Ullapool. Croatia and Switzerland, both on August's list, have no winner this round.
For Czech owners, Tábor is the notable one. The town sits on the D3 motorway south of Prague, a route that also leads towards Linz in Austria.
What a win actually buys
Not a date, and not an address. A winning location is a commitment to the general area. Each site still needs land, a grid connection and permits, and in Europe those are usually the slow part. Some earlier winners have taken years to open: Tesla Charging recently pointed to finished voting-winner sites in Cherokee, North Carolina, and Key West, Florida.
How to vote in the next round
The next round is open now. Anyone with a Tesla account can vote, and an account is free, so owning a Tesla is not required. Each account gets five votes per round, with at most one vote per location, and a vote cannot be changed once cast. Locations that are not on the map can be suggested for later rounds, though Touch Lab notes it can take three months or more for a suggestion to appear.
The rounds run every three months. Spreading five votes across five thin spots on routes you actually drive is still the most useful way to use them.