Tesla has added a new Supercharger station in Metro Vancouver, with a new charging hub coming online this week in Coquitlam, British Columbia.
The new station is located at Creekside Village at 2733 Barnet Highway and features 8 V3 stalls with charging speeds of up to 250 kW. Pricing follows Tesla’s typical time-of-use structure, starting at $0.26/kWh overnight and rising to $0.39/kWh during peak daytime hours, with congestion fees of up to $0.50 per minute when the site is full.
The site is also open to non-Tesla electric vehicles, though drivers will need a NACS adapter to plug in, with rates ranging from $0.27/kWh to $0.56/kWh.
This opening comes roughly six months after construction first began in October 2025.
Interestingly, this site uses V4 hardware, but charging speeds are capped at 250 kW. This is below the typical 325 kW Tesla provides at these stations with V4 pedestals. Tesla has not explained why, but there could be infrastrucuture issues that necessitated the lower charging speeds.
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