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TSLA Supercharger — 100th Stall in Croatia · Bundled Megapack

Published · Updated · By Investus editorial desk (SUNRYU Partners)

Per Muskonomy citing Tesla Charging: three new Croatia sites (Gospić, Zadar Westbound, Vista Jadrana South) bring total stalls to 100. Zadar site bundles a Megapack for tourist-season peak power buffering. On track vs 44 (2025) / 72 (2026) commitments — actually over-delivered.

TSLA Supercharger — 100th Stall in Croatia · Bundled Megapack

Three New Sites

Per Muskonomy citing Tesla Charging on X:

1. **Gospić Supercharger**: The 100th stall goes live here. 8 stalls.

2. **Zadar Westbound**: 8 stalls + on-site Megapack + Vista Before South added 4 more stalls.

3. **Vista Jadrana South**: Was on the 2025 batch list, waiting for approval from the Directorate for Road Transport.

4. **Gospić**: Was penciled in for 12 stalls in the 2026 plan.

Commitment vs Execution

Tesla's April 2025 Croatia plan:

- **2025**: 44 stalls

- **2026**: 72 stalls

Actual: reached 100 stalls — over-delivered.

Why the Megapack

Croatian coastal areas see tourist surges in summer. Local grid can't always supply peak power. Megapack solves this with on-site storage:

- Charge when grid has capacity

- Discharge during peak hours

- Instant response without waiting years for utility upgrade

Remaining 2026 List

Rijeka, Pula, Šibenik, Poreč, Korenica, Dubrovnik still on the 2026 list. Sequential openings would complete Croatian Supercharger coverage.

Implication

(1) Tesla proves it can expand into weak-grid tourist regions with Megapack-bundled model, (2) representative case for European expansion, (3) template applicable to other tourist countries (Greece, Italy, Spain).

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