Tesla has officially opened its newest Supercharger station in Drummondville, Quebec, nearly a year after construction first began. It is the fourth new Supercharger station to open in the province in 2026.
The new Drummondville Supercharger first entered construction in September 2025. Now, nearly 11 months later, the station has finally been switched on.
The new station is located at Centre Carnaval, 565 Boulevard Saint-Joseph, and features 16 Supercharger stalls capable of delivering up to 325kW. The site is also open to compatible non-Tesla EVs using a NACS adapter.
According to Tesla, charging currently costs $0.29/kWh for Tesla owners, while other EVs pay $0.41/kWh.
Opening triples Supercharger capacity in Drummondville
The opening also gives Drummondville two Tesla Supercharger locations within a short distance of each other.
Just down the road is the city’s original Supercharger at Les Promenades, 755 Boulevard René-Lévesque. That station has eight stalls with maximum charging speeds of 150kW.
The older location opened more than a decade ago, making it one of Tesla’s earlier Canadian Supercharger installations. While it continues to provide additional capacity, the new Centre Carnaval site represents a major hardware upgrade, offering twice as many stalls and more than double the maximum charging speed (325kW).
Combined, the two Drummondville locations now provide 24 Supercharger stalls, making the city a much stronger charging stop for Tesla owners travelling through central Quebec.
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