After months of preparation, Tesla has opened two new Supercharger stations in Severn, Ontario, giving electric vehicle drivers more charging options along Highway 11. The stations officially launched on July 29, 2025, following earlier readiness preparations that began in October 2024.
The primary station sits at 35 Lone Pine Road in Port Severn, while another station serves southbound traffic along Highway 11. Tesla’s setup includes separate northbound and southbound stations to reduce congestion during busy travel times. The main site lists 12 Superchargers, though some reports show 8 outlets, which might indicate different phases of installation or separate station counts.
These charging stations fill a significant gap for EV drivers traveling between Toronto and Muskoka’s cottage country. Highway 11 serves as a major route for tourists and locals heading to northern Ontario’s recreational areas. The new stations help solve a long-standing problem of limited charging options in this busy corridor. Location services like ChargeFinder make it easier for drivers to find these stations with real-time availability updates, ensuring EV owners know when charging spots are open before arriving.
Each charger delivers up to 250 kilowatts of power, allowing drivers to charge their vehicles quickly during road trips. The high-speed charging capability means less waiting time for travelers who need to reach their destinations. All electric vehicles can use the Port Severn location, but drivers need adapters to connect to Tesla’s charging system. The liquid-cooled cables help prevent overheating and support reliable charging even during extreme weather conditions.
The stations operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, matching Tesla’s standard practice across its network. Tesla owners can find the stations through their car’s built-in routing system, which automatically calculates charging stops for longer trips.
This expansion strengthens Ontario’s EV infrastructure at a time when more drivers are switching to electric vehicles. The strategic placement along Highway 11 makes it easier for people to travel to cottages and tourist spots without worrying about running out of charge. During peak summer weekends, when traffic to Muskoka increases dramatically, these stations will help prevent charging bottlenecks.
The Severn Superchargers join Tesla’s growing network across Canada as the company continues expanding its charging infrastructure throughout 2025. This development signals improved charging reliability for road trips in regions that previously had limited options.