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You can search for the city of your selection and the map will appear on it, appearing possible places from nearby stations that have already won a lot of votes, as well as Supercharger sites that are already part of the network.
It’s unclear how many stations Tesla plans to build based on the results, or how long it will allow voting to continue, though the voting site says users can go back one and 3 months to vote in a new cycle. It’s also unclear how big the Supercharger station will be or how many chargers will be in Array.
Tesla did not respond to a request for comment.
Even other people who don’t own Teslas might need to vote: Over the summer, it was revealed that non-Tesla electric vehicles could also soon use the charging stations, though it’s unclear when the company will implement the mandatory. software update. to make this happen. CEO Elon Musk first tweeted in July 2021 that the feature was available and temporarily activated at stations for others fleeing Ukraine earlier this year.