Tesla has officially opened a brand-new Supercharger station in Etobicoke, Ontario, further strengthening its charging network across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
This station was first uncovered in November 2024, when zoning permits filed with the City of Toronto revealed Tesla’s plan to build a 24-stall installation at Centennial Park Plaza. At the time, Tesla’s charging map listed the location as “in development,” with construction starting six months later in May 2025.
This week the site was finally energized and is now available to Tesla and non-Tesla electric vehicle (EV) owners. Located at 5555 Eglinton Avenue West, just minutes from Toronto Pearson International Airport, the site features 24 V4 Supercharger stalls capable of delivering up to 325 kW of peak power.
Tesla has introduced time-of-day pricing for this location:
- Tesla Owners: Rates range from $0.30/kWh during off-peak hours to $0.58/kWh during the daytime.
- Non-Tesla EVs: Pricing is higher, from $0.43/kWh at night up to $0.81/kWh during peak hours.
The Etobicoke site now becomes one of the largest Superchargers in Ontario, designed to ease congestion at other busy locations across Toronto and Mississauga.
This is part of Tesla’s broader expansion strategy in Ontario. Several other Superchargers are currently planned or under construction in London, Guelph, and Mississauga, as well as a larger 28-stall site in Toronto’s Stock Yards District.
