Although Tesla had previously stated its willingness to expand to new markets, however, we did not expect it to happen before the end of the year. The American company has expanded to a large part of Europe, but there are still many smaller markets in which its cars are not readily available and does not support their service. Primarily these markets belong to Eastern Europe. Tesla will have its vehicles available in Poland, Hungary, Romania and Slovenia.
Earlier this year, Tesla had extended to the Czech Republic and Iceland, and this summer the company's CEO, Elon Musk, had confirmed that it intended to be extended to other markets in Eastern Europe. Through a tweet the Tesla confirmed its expansion, referring exclusively to Model 3. However, the company normally receives orders for both Model S and Model X in these markets.
The car industry already has many Supercharger charging stations in the new markets where it opens, and has said it intends to open up even more in the future.
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