Tesla sets up firm in Lithuania – media
Tesla Lithuania was established by Dutch Tesla International B.V. It has authorised capital of EUR 230,000.
Kim Gaba Jensen, Tesla’s regional manager in Denmark, has been appointed the CEO, according to Verslo žinios.
Up until now, the formal operations of the electric car manufacturer in Lithuania have been limited to Supercharger charging stations on the outskirts of Kaunas. Tesla cars are sold on the internet or through unauthorised representatives such as the Vilnius-based Deals On Wheels.
Tesla Lithuania’s articles of association reveal that its operations are related to the import, sale, repair and maintenance of electric vehicles, stationary energy storage and generation systems, and the installation of chargers for electric vehicles.