Tesla is building a 124 stall Tesla supercharger San Francisco station that will become one of the single largest charging stations in the world.
The new Tesla V4 supercharger station at 75 Waterloo Street puts massive San Francisco supercharging capacity right near the city and airport. With 124 standard stalls, it edges out even the Tesla diner charging stalls that total around 80.
Why this rollout matters
Tesla keeps expanding charging locations at an aggressive pace. This station shows they are doubling down on high-volume sites that can handle heavy demand without long waits. Bay Area owners will finally get relief during peak travel times.
I initially wondered if the site might tie into a diner project like the one we covered in our Tesla diner anniversary event live recap. Even if that building stays separate, the 124-stall scale alone makes this a standout location.
What it means for owners
No pull-through stalls appear in the plans, so this setup targets standard passenger Teslas rather than trailers. That keeps the focus on quick turnaround for daily drivers and road trippers alike.
The sheer number of stalls should cut congestion dramatically compared with smaller stations. Anyone heading through San Francisco supercharging will appreciate the difference during holidays or busy weekends.
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Bottom line
This 124 stall Tesla supercharger San Francisco project reinforces Tesla's commitment to infrastructure that actually keeps pace with vehicle sales. Bay Area drivers are getting one of the biggest upgrades yet.
