Your Top 5 Anticipated Supercharger Locations

[SnowFlyer]

1) Kayenta, AZ
2) Telluride, CO
3) Montrose, CO

These last two are not even on the "planned" map yet, but they should be as they're major highway hubs and destinations in SW Colorado.
4) Cortez, CO (Would solve range anxiety when traveling north to Telluride, Montrose, Ouray, and Silverton from Gallup or Kayenta (proposed SC), especially in the winter cold.
5) Durango, CO

 

[Upscaleman]

I vote for "500 feet from my place"

 

[Drucifer]

I vote for "500 feet from my place"

So 500 feet from your place in every direction, including underground (courtesy of The Boring Company) so you get to 5 then?

 

[Upscaleman]

So 500 feet from your place in every direction, including underground (courtesy of The Boring Company) so you get to 5 then?

Eh, dealer's choice...

 

[reddy]

Wichita Falls, TX
Clayton, NM
Lubbock, TX
Escondido, CA
Clovis, NM

 

[roblab]

This is an interesting look into where people live, or where their family lives. I went to school East of Escondido. Reddy, did you know about San Pasqual?

 

[Off Shore]

Pan American Highway to the Darién Gap. (more than five, alas)

 

[reddy]

This is an interesting look into where people live, or where their family lives. I went to school East of Escondido. Reddy, did you know about San Pasqual?

Rob, yes. I went to school west of Escondido, at San Marcos. Escondido should be a great location for people coming via the 15, or 78.

 

[ItsNotAboutTheMoney]

There are some under construction that are important, but my list is ones without known sites. In no particular order:
Metter, GA
Casper, WY
Hattiesburg, MS
Elberfeld, IN
Salamanca, NY

(Those aware of my Supercharger obsession may be able to figure out why it's those 5)

As far as subjectivity goes, well, there are 5 on Tesla's map for 2018 that could be useful:
West Forks, ME (particularly useful for us come the next eclipse)
Baring, ME
Kennebunk, ME
Portland, ME
Medway, ME

Although Medway, ME and Portland, ME not likely so useful for me, with maybe Rochester, NH, Lyndon, VT or Altoona, PA of more use to us.

 

[Tiger]

Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Bulgaria =)

 

[purplewalt]

Focusing Only on North America Continent.
No specific Order or level of importance:

#1. At least one SpC in NW Arkansas (Ft. Smith or Fayetteville) connecting Little Rock toward Tulsa and OKC
#2 and #3. At least two SpCs in Mexico toward McAllen, TX. This will connect existing San Luis de la Paz SpC and the other five existing Superchargers in Mexico to North America Network (reminiscent of original Texas Supercharger "Island": 'Original Five SpC', but had to use RV Park(s) in order to get off the Texas Island)
#4. Lubbock, TX
#5. Wichita Falls or Vernon, TX
#6. Artesia or Carlsbad, NM
#7. Ft. Stockton, TX or vicinity
#8. North Dakota, at least one SpC. Then continue and connect I-94 from Minneapolis/Clearwater, MN to existing SpC Billings, MT
#9. Eastern/South Eastern Oklahoma, at least one SpC
#10. Great Falls, MT

Any or ALL of these makes the overall SpC Network more viable

Eventually:
#11 Winnipeg, Manitoba

 

[MyJoule]

Ft Stockton, Tx or somewhere near there. This should be the number 1 priority for Tesla to get a snow free route across the US without causing a detour of 70+ miles- This has been in the works for a long time but no luck in 2017...

the remaining 5
Enable I-94 through ND that might be 4 more

 

[tmoz]

Kayenta - needed to get between Flagstaff AZ and Bluff UT to get to Monument Valley, and the NMs in eastern Utah.
Hardly anyone lives in Kayenta, so no way it will ever be abused by locals.

Payson AZ - access to camping on the Rim

 

[MorrisonHiker]

We plan on driving to Banff next summer so I'd like:
1. Great Falls, MT (to allow a shorter N/S route to Calgary)
2. Kalispell, MT (to allow a shorter route N/S to Calgary)
3. Casper, WY (to allow a shorter N/S route between Cheyenne and Sheridan)

We also drive a lot around Colorado so these would help:
4. Poncha Springs, CO (opens up most of central Colorado and should be ready later this month)
5. Telluride, CO (opens up southwest Colorado)

Runners-up
6. Steamboat Springs, CO
7. Clayton, NM

A few years back, we drove an ICE vehicle 5000 miles on several trips around Colorado. We visited all four state corners, all 64 counties and all 103 pages of the Delorme Colorado Atlas. With just a couple Superchargers, we'd be able to repeat most of those trips around Colorado...although I don't think I'd attempt the northwest corner in a Model S. Maybe we'll try that one in a Model X...

 

[SageBrush]

Am I the only one that keeps a running list of the next 5 supercharger locations I'd like to see?

Near me. Those are the important ones.

 

[SageBrush]

We also drive a lot around Colorado so these would help:
4. Poncha Springs, CO (opens up most of central Colorado and should be ready later this month)
5. Telluride, CO (opens up southwest Colorado)

I vote for Montrose instead of Telluride, unless the Telluride location is at the Western lot access to the ski slope.

 

[DriveMe]

Here is my top list:

Point Harbor, NC (OBX)
Charleston, SC
Sandusky, OH
or at least, Sheffield, OH
Montreal, QC (somewhere in Downtown please!)

 

[MorrisonHiker]

I vote for Montrose instead of Telluride, unless the Telluride location is at the Western lot access to the ski slope.

I'd settle for Montrose or Telluride. No real preference...just that Telluride was a little farther south. I know Telluride can be a madhouse at times.

 

[SageBrush]

I'd settle for Montrose or Telluride. No real preference...just that Telluride was a little farther south. I know Telluride can be a madhouse at times.

It is also out of the way if just passing by.

 

[MorrisonHiker]

It is also out of the way if just passing by.

Yeah, I think Durango would've been an even better choice but nothing on the map for Durango for 2018 yet.