Tesla in Serbia

[Zeleni zub]

Is there any improvement in Serbia towards mobile internet coverage in Teslas or is it still the same - without GSM internet service in Teslas? I guess it should be sorted out soon; Tesla making agreement with Serbian GSM providers enabling Teslas to have access to internet in Serbia. At the end of the day Tesla has started expanding its presence further on the east of Europe..

 

[TimothyHW3]

Is there any improvement in Serbia towards mobile internet coverage in Teslas or is it still the same - without GSM internet service in Teslas? I guess it should be sorted out soon; Tesla making agreement with Serbian GSM providers enabling Teslas to have access to internet in Serbia. At the end of the day Tesla has started expanding its presence further on the east of Europe..

It is probably too expensive. They have a dutch and spanish sim card which is EU and hence no roaming inside the EU. A single MB of data in Serbia can cost north of 5€ per MB. Not sure how they can fix this without two sim cards or some special contract (which mobile operators wouldn't do) or why would Tesla care anyways for the few cars that pass Serbia. And Serbia might join the EU soon-ish so it will be too much work for nothing...If you have serbian card you can make a mobile hotspot and use WiFi.

 

[Gaja93]

According to member @tosho-ait , citing a local news outlet, there is also a Supercharger under construction in Belgrade. Can anyone find it please?

First Belgrade Supercharger seems to be at Ikea (Google Maps)

 

[BIZTEam]

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Supercharger IKEA Serbia is almost finished.

Tesla is waiting to finish all South East locations and open it at once like trans canada

 

[MarcoRP]

Great! Nice find. Comes just as I was about to post about the finding because someone posted about it on PlugShare. Will add on Supercharge info

 

[emir-t]

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Supercharger IKEA Serbia is almost finished.

Tesla is waiting to finish all South East locations and open it at once like trans canada

Great find but this kind of looks like the portable Superchargers. They take these to unveilings or events. In this case they probably want to open the Balkan corridor but can't wait for Belgrade to finish. I believe Plovdiv and Nis are ready but they want the whole network to connect so between Slavonski Brod and Nis they're putting a portable one to Belgrade, for now.

 

[oritomov]

Some more thanks to Milan Pejnovic

 

[emir-t]

Yeah definitely portable Superchargers until they build the real ones.

 

[MarcoRP]

Photo from PlugShare.

It seems like you won’t be able to charge going northbound. Gates have been installed. Dunno why.

 

[oritomov]

That gate will pass Teslas for sure. There are other SCs behind doors or briers also

 

[MarcoRP]

Lights on in Belgrade :O :O n1dza on Twitter

 

[demoncho_]

Any news whether the chargers in Serbia are now operational? Seems like the one @Plovidiv is now on

 

[MarcoRP]

Any news whether the chargers in Serbia are now operational? Seems like the one @Plovidiv is now on

How can you confirm that it is online?

 

[dnz0]

Will the SuC at Ikea open for 24h per day?

 

[demoncho_]

How can you confirm that it is online?

I got this information from one of local facebook groups. We'll get confirmation in the next 1-2 hours.. I guess the guys will upload photos on PlugShare.
If this turns out to be true, considering the fakt Tesla was waiting for the Serbian SCs to become available it's safe to assume they are also online

 

[TimothyHW3]

Photo from PlugShare.

It seems like you won’t be able to charge going northbound. Gates have been installed. Dunno why.

How come? You can park on both sides as the cable can be used for both sides of the fences?

 

[oritomov]

Milan: "Update, I asked guy when it is going to be operational, he says tonight, if not than end of the week"

 

[Zeleni zub]

Eppur si muove!

 

[demoncho_]

Eppur si muove!

live?

 

[Zeleni zub]

I don't know, someone from Serbia has to confirm, someone closer to SuC there. My comment was more general observation.. So, Romania, Bosnia and Turkey will be next step in this part of Europe.