Tesla's commercial charging push is picking up pace. Over the past two weeks, the company activated 219 Wall Connectors across 32 new business sites in North America — a steady clip that signals the Wall Connector for Business program has moved well past its pilot phase into full-scale rollout.
The largest single deployment in this batch was Wilshire House in Los Angeles, CA, which received 66 Wall Connectors — a significant install for a residential property. Spring Quarter in Atlanta, GA added 20 units, and Grand Traverse Resort in Acme, MI also made the list, extending Tesla's commercial network into the Midwest hospitality sector.
This latest expansion fits a pattern that's been building throughout 2026. According to previous tracking data, Tesla activated 491 Wall Connectors across 73 business sites in a single four-week window in May, and added 248 connectors across 54 sites in a two-week stretch in April. The cumulative total has grown to well over 1,250 commercial connectors added since late 2025. Each Universal Wall Connector delivers up to 11.5 kW — roughly 44 miles of range per hour — and supports both NACS and J1772, meaning non-Tesla EVs can charge there too.
For apartment residents and hotel guests, these installs matter more than a Supercharger stop. Overnight or all-day charging at your building or resort means you arrive at your destination full and leave the same way, without ever hunting for a public charger. The question is how quickly Tesla can push this into mid-size markets beyond LA and Atlanta — and whether property managers in your area are already in the pipeline.
Marcus covers Tesla's software releases, FSD rollouts, and OTA changes. Background in automotive engineering. Based in Austin.
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