Tesla's next Superchargers in Romania after Brătuleni and Bucharest: Lazu, Drajna, Sebeș and Târgu Mureș
After Brătuleni and Bucharest, Tesla's list of upcoming Romanian Superchargers includes Lazu, Drajna, Sebeș and Târgu Mureș. Opening order, dates and pricing are not public yet.
After October's openings at Brătuleni (E58) and Fashion House Militari in Bucharest, which took Tesla's Romanian network to 18 stations, four more Superchargers are next on Tesla's list: Lazu, Drajna, Sebeș and Târgu Mureș. The order in which they will open is not known.
The most concrete is Lazu, a village in Agigea commune south of Constanța, close to the Port of Constanța and the A4 motorway, reports "CT100.ro".
What we know and what we don't
Tesla has not given opening dates, stall counts or pricing for any of the four, and power output isn't confirmed either.
On the map they fill clear gaps: Drajna sits by the A2 between Bucharest and the coast, Sebeș is the A1/A10 junction toward Transylvania and the Banat, and Târgu Mureș brings the first site in central Transylvania, on the A3 corridor.
For reference, Constanța's only Supercharger today is at City Park Mall: 6 stalls of up to 250 kW, open 24/7 and usable by any CCS EV, not just Teslas. In summer, when the A2 fills up with beach traffic, six stalls are not much.
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The Militari station has 12 stalls of 250 kW at 2.50 lei/kWh, open to all CCS cars. Lazu would be the second station in the Constanța area and a handy stop for drivers heading down the southern coast or coming from the port. To check how far your EV gets between stations, try the EV Mobile range map.
