Tesla Charging posted a nearly two-minute factory video on September 7, 2026, showing Superchargers being built at Giga New York in Buffalo, while charging director Max de Zegher said Folding Unit Superchargers are ramping on that line and framed the plant as both a jobs story and a nod to Nikola Tesla’s Niagara power legacy.
“Superchargers are made in Buffalo, New York. Thank you to all our incredible employees!” Tesla’s Charging account wrote with the walkthrough. The clip moves from a Giga New York neon buffalo sign and Buffalo skyline shots through robotic welding, workers installing thick wiring inside white cabinets, spray coating, computer testing stations, and finished cabinets headed out by forklift, with a finished V4 post and a control room map of charging activity mixed in. Historical black-and-white Republic Steel footage and the Nikola Tesla statue at Niagara Falls sit beside interviews with plant managers talking about new cabinets that can support up to eight posts.
Superchargers are made in Buffalo, New York. Thank you to all our incredible employees! pic.twitter.com/TlsdkHUSfl…