Gaining control over supramolecular polymerization mechanisms is of high fundamental interest to understand self-assembly and self-organization processes at the nanoscale.Itisalso expected to significantly impact the design and improve the efficiency of advanced materials and devices. Up to now, supramolecular polymerization has been shown to take place from unimers in solution, mainly by variations of temperature or of concentration. Reported here is that supramolecular nucleation-growth of triarylamine monomers can be triggered by electrochemistry in various solvents.T he involved mechanism offers new opportunities to precisely address in space and time the nucleation of supramolecular polymers at an electrode.T oi llustrate the potential of this methodology,s upramolecular nanowires are grown an oriented over several tens of micrometers between different types of commercially available electrodes submitted to asingle DC electric field, reaching ap recision unprecedented in the literature.