Tesla App now shows live Supercharger stall occupancy maps
Tesla App v4.61.0 now shows Supercharger site maps on your phone — stall layout, live occupancy, and out-of-service posts — a feature that had been limited to the in-car screen since the 2025 Holiday Update (CA/TX pilot).
Tesla has extended its Supercharger Site Map view to the mobile app with software v4.61.0. Zooming into a supported Supercharger on the charging map now switches from the standard street view to a site-specific layout showing stall positions, live occupancy, out-of-service posts, and a real-time count of available stalls — it even shows which Tesla model is charging at each occupied stall.
The view mirrors what drivers first saw inside the car with the 2025 Holiday Update, which began as a pilot in California and Texas before expanding to most U.S. Superchargers. With this update, drivers can now check a station's layout and congestion from their phone before they ever get in the car. The in-car version remains a fully rotatable 3D space, while the mobile version is a more limited overhead map that can be zoomed but not rotated.
It's a modest update rather than a major launch, but a practical one: as the Supercharger network has grown to thousands of sites worldwide and Tesla's lineup diversifies — including the Semi — being able to preview a station's layout and congestion in advance adds real value.
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