September 24, 2026

Tesla Expanding Supercharger Network in Quebec with Two New Sites Under Construction

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Tesla continues its Supercharger network expansion across Canada with two new sites now under construction in the province of Quebec. The new stations, located in Brossard and Laval, are strategically positioned to support the growing number of Tesla owners in the Greater Montreal Area and improve EV travel convenience along major routes.

Brossard Supercharger Coming to Mail Champlain

Construction is underway on a new Tesla Supercharger station in Brossard, located in the parking lot of Mail Champlain along Taschereau Boulevard.

According to photos shared by Marco on X, the station is expected to include between 16 and 20 stalls. Once completed, the Brossard Supercharger will help alleviate congestion at existing Montreal-area charging locations and serve as a key stop for drivers heading to and from the South Shore.

This expansion also supports Tesla’s goal of providing convenient urban charging options in addition to highway-focused installations. With Mail Champlain offering a wide range of shops and restaurants, this site will allow drivers to make the most of their charging sessions.

Laval Supercharger Under Construction at Centropolis

North of Montreal, Tesla is also building a new 16-stall Supercharger station in Laval. The site is located in the parking lot of the Cineplex at Centropolis, just off Autoroute 15 at the Boulevard Saint-Martin exit.

Centropolis is a popular entertainment and shopping district, making it an ideal location for a high-traffic charging station. Its proximity to major highways means Tesla drivers commuting between Montreal and the Laurentians, or continuing further north, will benefit from a fast and convenient charging stop.

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