New Supercharger in Spain
Tesla opened a new Supercharger station in Trujillo, Spain, equipped with eight stalls according to the briefing’s social updates. (x.com) The post framed the site as part of ongoing global Supercharger expansion. (x.com)
Tesla has opened a new Supercharger site in Trujillo, adding eight fast-charging stalls on Spain’s southwest corridor. (x.com) Tesla’s public Supercharger pages say the company operates more than 75,000 stalls worldwide, and its Spain station list now includes Trujillo alongside other highway stops such as Almaraz, Antequera and Burgos. (tesla.com 1) (tesla.com 2) Trujillo sits in Extremadura, between Madrid and the Portuguese border on routes tied to the A-5 and N-521, making it a logical stop for long-distance traffic crossing western Spain. (mptmd.gob.es) (boe.es) A Supercharger is a high-power charger built for quick highway stops rather than overnight parking, and Tesla says drivers can use its app to check stall availability and charging status in real time. (tesla.com) Spain is one of the European countries where Tesla says some Supercharger stations are open to other electric vehicles that use the Combined Charging System, or CCS, standard. (tesla.com) That wider access comes as battery-electric cars took 17.4% of new car registrations across the European Union in 2025, up from 13.6% in 2024, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association. (acea.auto) Extremadura has also been building out charging beyond Tesla. Iberdrola España said it partnered with fuel retailer Iberdoex to install more than 60 ultra-fast charging points across the region, with units of up to 180 kilowatts. (iberdrolaespana.com) For Tesla, the Trujillo opening is another small fill-in on a route network that depends on regular spacing: enough chargers, in the right towns, to make cross-country driving routine. (tesla.com 1) (tesla.com 2)
