Issaquah Commons Adds 16 New EV-Charging Stations to Property

Issaquah Commons announced earlier this week that 16 new electric-vehicle charging stations have been added to the property as part of the Tesla Supercharger network.

The chargers are available now at the shopping center along Northwest Gilman Boulevard. Issaquah Commons is an open-air shopping center managed and leased by real estate advisory firm Avison Young.

According to Tesla, the Supercharges can add up to 200 miles of range in about 15 minutes, depending on the vehicle and charging condition.

The chargers come as Washington continues to expand its public EV-charging infrastructure. According to the Washington State Department of Transportation, the state had 386 public direct-current fast-charging locations in 2024. State transportation officials have identified a continued need for additional chargers as the number of electric vehicles on the road grows.

WSDOT also has an interactive map showing existing charging stations and where additional charging infrastructure is planned across the state.