September 29, 2026

Tesla Opens New 12-Stall Supercharger in Burlington [Ontario]

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Tesla owners in Burlington now have another charging option, as a new Supercharger station has officially opened at Appleby Crossing in north Burlington, Ontario.

The new station, which appeared on the Tesla mobile app and the in-vehicle navigation on Wednesday, is located at 2515 Appleby Line near Dundas Street. The site features 12 V4 Supercharger stalls capable of delivering up to 325kW.

Like many Supercharger sites in Ontario, the station uses time-of-day pricing to help reduce congestion during busy travel periods. For Tesla owners, off-peak charging rates start as low as $0.28/kWh overnight before increasing throughout the day to as high as $0.48/kWh.

Non-Tesla EVs can also use the new Burlington Supercharger with either a native NACS port or adapter for those with CCS ports. Pricing for non-Tesla vehicles is noticeably higher than what Tesla owners pay, with peak rates reaching $0.67/kWh during the busiest hours of the day.

The opening comes roughly five months after construction first began at the Fortinos plaza in December 2025, a surprisingly quick turnaround for an Ontario Supercharger build.

The new Appleby Line location should help relieve pressure on Burlington’s existing Supercharger station at Mapleview Centre. That station, which includes 16 older V2 stalls with charging speeds up to 150kW, has long been a key charging stop along the QEW corridor between Toronto, Hamilton, and Niagara. However, it can become crowded during weekends and holiday travel periods.

Positioning the new site on Burlington’s north side gives Tesla owners another convenient option, particularly for drivers traveling along Highway 407, Dundas Street, or commuting between Milton, Oakville, Hamilton, and western GTA communities.

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