September 24, 2026

Tesla to build world’s largest V3 Supercharger station in Santa Monica

Proposed Santa Monica Supercharger

If everything goes well at Wednesday night’s Planning Commission meeting, Santa Monica could soon be home to the world’s largest V3 Tesla Supercharger station.

UPDATE: The Planning Commission approved Tesla’s conditional use permit in a 5-2 vote after 3 hours of discussion and questions.

 

Located at 1401 Santa Monica Boulevard, the massive Supercharger station would feature 62 stalls, 6 more than the recently completed Firebaugh Supercharger.Render

According to site plans posted to the Planning Commission website, the site consists of two lots split by an alley down the middle. It would also feature 3 solar arrays, 1 Megapack battery unit, and 1 restroom building.

Only the west lot will feature the solar canopies along with 36 Supercharger stalls. The east lot will house the remaining 26 V3 stalls.

Santa Monica site plan

The meeting will be held on March 3, 2021 at 5:30pm at which time a decision will be made on the site’s conditional use permit. A staff report recommends the approval of the project.

If approved, construction is expected to start in summer 2021.

If you want to show your support for the Supercharger, the Tesla Club LA encourages you to send in written communication explaining how the approval will benefit Santa Monica and the greater LA area.

You can send written comments to: [email protected] and [email protected].

Use the slider below to see before and after renders of the proposed site.

 

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