Tesla is planning another major charging hub in Greater Vancouver, as plans have surfaced for a new Supercharger station in New Westminster.
According to recently filed site plans uncovered by Supercharger tracker Marco (@MarcoRPi1), Tesla intends to build a 24-stall Supercharger at Queensborough Landing shopping centre, located at 805 Boyd Street in New Westminster.
The proposed site, which has been on Tesla’s map as an ‘in development’ site since November 2025, sits immediately off Highway 91A near the Howes Street exit, placing it in a strategic location for drivers travelling between Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Delta, Surrey, and the Fraser Valley.
The area also serves as an important connection point for traffic heading to and from Highway 91 and the Alex Fraser Bridge.
Based on the plans, the site will feature 24 charging stalls arranged across multiple rows of parking spaces, supported by six Supercharger cabinets, indicating this will be a V3.5 station supporting charging speeds up to 325kW.
The addition would significantly expand Tesla’s charging footprint in the Lower Mainland, where Supercharger demand continues to grow alongside increasing EV adoption. Existing nearby options can become busy during peak travel periods and holiday weekends.
A 24-stall installation would immediately rank among the larger Supercharger sites in British Columbia, but not the largest. That title still belongs to the 40-stall station in Richmond, which recently lost its title of largest in Canada to the newly opened station in Ajax.
Construction timelines are unknown, and the filing does not indicate when work could begin or when the site may open to the public. However, with permits now filed and site designs completed, Tesla owners in B.C. may not have to wait too long before seeing construction activity begin at Queensborough Landing.
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