Tesla Opens Two New V4 Superchargers in Canada: Keremeos, B.C., and Norwood, Ont.
Tesla has opened two eight-stall V4 Supercharger sites in Canada: Keremeos in B.C.'s Similkameen Valley, more than two years after it first appeared on Tesla's map, and Norwood on Ontario's Highway 7. Both offer up to 325 kW and are open to other EVs with a NACS adapter.
By the Tesla News Wire staff · Edited by Seamus McKenna · · 2 min read
Tesla has opened two new V4 Supercharger sites in Canada this week. Supercharge.info's site database lists both as open with eight V4 stalls and 325 kW peak power: Norwood, Ont., opened Oct. 28 and Keremeos, B.C., Oct. 29.
Keremeos, B.C.
Location: the Pharmasave at 520 7th Avenue.
Price: $0.28/kWh for Teslas and $0.38/kWh for other EVs using their own NACS adapter, per Drive Tesla Canada.
History: Keremeos first appeared on Tesla's map in March 2024 with a year-end target. It was later removed, returned in September 2025 as "In Development", and switched to "Under Construction" in early July 2026.
Norwood, Ont.
Location: a Circle K at 4309 Highway 7.
Price: $0.46/kWh for Teslas and $0.64/kWh for other EVs, which need a NACS adapter.
History: construction was spotted in July, before the site had ever appeared on Tesla's Find Us map.
More on the way
Drive Tesla Canada lists more B.C. builds in Merritt, Squamish, Burnaby and Sicamous, and Ontario projects in Orangeville, Toronto, Port Hope, Hamilton and Madoc. Prices can vary by time of day, so check the Tesla app before you go.
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