Tesla's charging team posted the new southern B.C. site on Friday afternoon. Here's what's confirmed for drivers in the Similkameen.
There's a new Tesla Supercharger in B.C.'s southern interior. At 4:58 PM ET on October 30, 2026, Tesla's official charging account on X posted "New Tesla Supercharger: Keremeos, BC (8 stalls)" and linked the site on Tesla's Find Us map (Tesla Charging on X). That's everything Tesla has said publicly so far, so here's what's confirmed and what to check in the app first.
Keremeos is a village in the Similkameen Valley in B.C.'s southern interior, on Highway 3. Tesla's October 30 post names the site only as "Keremeos, BC" and links to it on Tesla's Find Us map. For directions, use the Tesla app or your car's navigation rather than a street address from a third-party list.
Tesla Charging: "New Tesla Supercharger: Keremeos, BC (8 stalls)".
Eight, according to Tesla. The post doesn't say anything else about the hardware.
Tesla hasn't said in its announcement. The Tesla app shows each site's current rates and who can use it, so check there before you go. I'll update this story if Tesla publishes more details.
If you drive Highway 3 through the Similkameen, it's a new option for your trip plan. It follows Tesla's announcement of the 8-stall Norwood, Ontario site on October 28. For planning, see our guides to Supercharger cost per km and winter driving, since cold weather and mountain passes slow charging and cut range.
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