Tesla Supercharger for Business Expands to 37 Countries; Powershare Now Standard in Canada

Tesla has pushed its commercial charging footprint to a new milestone. Supercharger for Business is now live in Mexico and Colombia — the program's first Latin American markets — bringing the total to 37 countries, per a LinkedIn announcement from Livio Caputo, Tesla's Charging for Business lead, first reported by EVwire and Drive Tesla Canada on November 13.

What Supercharger for Business actually offers

The program lets companies buy and host Tesla's white-label Supercharger hardware on their own properties — hotels, retail centres, office parks, fleet depots. Key terms per Tesla's Canadian and Mexican program pages:

• Minimum purchase: four Supercharger posts per site
• Hardware: V4 posts rated up to 500 kW, capable of adding roughly 322 km (200 mi) of range in 15 minutes
• Compatibility: open to all EVs that support the relevant connector standard, not just Tesla vehicles
• Uptime guarantee: 97%, backed by Tesla's full-service package covering network operations, preventive maintenance, and driver assistance
• Management: hosts monitor utilization, adjust pricing, and track finances through Tesla's portal; Tesla handles equipment servicing
• Installation: the host hires its preferred contractor, with a Tesla Design Engineer available to guide the process

Stalls appear on Tesla's in-car map and trip planner, support idle alerts and real-time availability, and receive over-the-air software updates for their full service life. Drivers can use their preferred charging app and payment method.

Canada is already live

Canada launched the program in October 2026 alongside Semi Charging for Business, which offers Megachargers (up to 1.2 MW, restoring 60% of Semi range in 30 minutes) and 120 kW Basechargers for depot and overnight charging. Neither Canadian page lists pricing; buyers are directed to a contact form.

The B.C.-based R.R. Plett Trucking is already planning Canada's first Megacharger sites in Langley and Kamloops, with 12 Tesla Semis expected in June 2027.

Powershare arrives in Canada

The same announcement cycle confirmed that Powershare — Tesla's vehicle-to-load feature — is now standard on every new Tesla sold in Canada, Mexico, and the U.S. for vehicles ordered on or after October 1, 2026. Model 3 and Model Y owners need the Tesla Outlet Adapter (approximately $80 USD in the U.S.) to access up to 2.4 kW at 120 V/20 A. Cybertruck AWD and Cyberbeast variants have Powershare built in with no extra hardware.

For Canadian businesses and drivers, the combined package — on-site Supercharger hardware plus a vehicle that can double as a mobile power source — makes a concrete case for EV fleet electrification and on-site energy resilience.

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