Tesla announced a new set of owner‑voted Supercharger winners on October 28, 2026, naming 36 locations worldwide and reopening its next voting round. Ten of the winning sites are in Europe; among those in Central and Eastern Europe are Tábor (Czech Republic), Dunaújváros (Hungary), Bydgoszcz (Poland), Arad (Romania) and Biljča (Serbia).
The announcement and the CEE shortlist
Tesla posted the winners via its Supercharger voting channels and updated its Supercharger Voting map, listing the 36 owner‑chosen locations on October 28, 2026. The company’s public voting portal shows the CEE towns among the global winners for this quarter’s round.
The full Europe winnerset includes Tábor in the Czech Republic, Tripótamos in Greece, Dunaújváros in Hungary, Agrigento in Italy, Bydgoszcz in Poland, Abrantes in Portugal, Arad in Romania and Biljča in Serbia, together with two sites in the UK. Tesla’s social channel emphasised that the vote winners are added to the map while the company opens a new round of owner voting.
How the vote works — and why winners can still take time
Tesla’s Supercharger Voting portal allows owners to nominate and vote for candidate locations; the company runs these community votes periodically and then selects a limited number of winners each round. The portal and Tesla’s posts make clear that a vote win places a site into Tesla’s queue, not an immediate construction timetable.
Industry observers note that a ‘voting win’ is only the start: site acquisition, permits, grid connection and local approvals often mean that winning locations can take months — sometimes years — to reach service. Recent coverage underlines the gap between announcement and opening as a recurring pattern for Tesla’s community‑chosen sites.
