Tesla Expands Supercharger for Business to Canada, Mexico
Tesla North America has made its Supercharger for Business and Powershare programs available in Canada and Mexico, and Powershare is now standard on new Teslas ordered globally.
Updated on Nov. 13, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Tesla North America has made Supercharger for Business and Powershare available in Canada and Mexico. Tesla also made Powershare standard on new Teslas sold globally for vehicles ordered on or after October 1, 2026.
Why it matters
The expansion lets businesses in Canada and Mexico buy and host Tesla Supercharger hardware on their own properties, widening access to fast charging outside public networks. Making Powershare standard on new vehicles extends vehicle-to-home and vehicle-to-load power capability to Tesla owners worldwide.
Each V4 Supercharger post delivers up to 500 kW and can add roughly 322 kilometers (200 miles) of range in 15 minutes, with a minimum purchase of four posts per business installation. Full-service coverage guarantees 97% uptime, but the source does not disclose program pricing.
The players
Tesla
Tesla is an electric vehicle and clean energy company that operates the Supercharger network and designs the Powershare vehicle-to-home power feature.
The details
Supercharger for Business lets companies purchase and install Tesla Supercharger hardware on their own properties, using the same hardware, software and service infrastructure as Tesla's public network. Business owners manage utilization, pricing and financials through Tesla's portal, while installation is handled by the business's preferred contractor with guidance from a Tesla Design Engineer.
Timeline
October 1, 2026: Powershare becomes standard on new Teslas ordered globally.
October 2026: Canada's Supercharger for Business program launches.
October 27, 2026: The United States and Mexico receive Powershare.
November 12, 2026: Mexico's Supercharger for Business launches.
November 13, 2026: Tesla North America confirms both programs are available in Canada and Mexico.
Roadmap
The move extends Tesla's Supercharger network from company-operated public stalls into businesses' own properties, using the V4 post that delivers up to 500 kW. It places Tesla's charging hardware into third-party sites across more markets as the EV industry expands its fast-charging footprint.
Owners of Teslas ordered on or after October 1, 2026 will have Powershare standard, while businesses in Canada and Mexico can now consider hosting Tesla fast chargers on their own lots. Drivers near participating sites could gain access to faster charging, though the source does not confirm pricing for either program.
The takeaway
Electric vehicle owners and property operators should watch for Powershare availability on new orders and check local program details before planning installations. The expansion shows fast charging spreading beyond public networks into privately hosted sites.
Further reading
Explore more on Electric Vehicles to see how charging infrastructure and vehicle power features are evolving across markets.
Source note: This article includes information reported by BASENOR.
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