Tesla Superchargers are headed to highway rest stops across South Korea, after Tesla was picked as a charging operator for rest areas in the Korea Expressway Corporation’s 2026 program. That’s according to Tesla Korea, which posted the news on X on Monday.
The Korea Expressway Corporation is the state-run company that operates most of the country’s toll highways and the service areas along them. Getting into its rest-stop program means Superchargers will sit right on the main intercity routes, instead of a detour off the exit.
Tesla says it already runs more than 1,200 Supercharger stalls at 180 locations across Korea, as of October 2026. The new rest-stop sites will fill in the gaps on the highway network “more densely,” in the company’s words.
Original story Tesla Superchargers Are Coming to Korea’s Highway Rest Stops | TeslaNorth.com
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