TESLA NORWAY AS

Org.nr: 997433173

Tesla Norway AS is Norway's leading electric vehicle charging infrastructure developer with 67 concession cases and comprehensive Supercharger network expansion across the country.

Active Queue

Production

0 MW

Consumption

7.6 MW

Cases

2

Active Concessions

Production

0 MW

Consumption

36 MW

Cases

66

Overview

Tesla Norway operates as the dominant player in Norway's EV charging infrastructure market, systematically deploying Supercharger stations nationwide through strategic grid connections and dedicated substations. The company's comprehensive approach involves securing both concessions for charging facilities and grid queue positions, demonstrating long-term commitment to supporting Norway's electric vehicle transition with over 43 MW of charging capacity across diverse geographical regions.

Active Regions

TrøndelagVestlandNordlandRogalandAgderInnlandetAkershusVestfoldTelemarkBuskerudMøre og Romsdal

Strategic Focus

Tesla Norway is executing a national Supercharger rollout strategy, focusing on strategic locations along major transport corridors, shopping centers, and urban areas. The company systematically secures grid infrastructure through dedicated substations and transformers, ensuring reliable high-power charging capabilities across Norway's geography to support the country's electric vehicle adoption.

Recent Activity

High activity in Q1 2026 with multiple new Supercharger concessions approved (Kristiansund, Haugesund, Åndalsnes expansion) and new applications filed (Hallingby, Leknes, Arna grid expansion). Tesla also secured a new 2 MW reserved grid connection at AY Kvitfossen and experienced a status change from reserved to queue for their 6 MW Hasle project, indicating continued aggressive expansion despite some project timeline adjustments.

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Vågan
Lillehammer
Steinkjer
Rauma
Oslo
Stavanger
Meløy
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