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Core Viewpoint - Tesla's Swedish division successfully launched a new Supercharger station powered by Megapack batteries, circumventing the ongoing blockade by Swedish unions that hindered traditional grid connections [1][3]. Group 1: Charging Station Launch - Despite the blockade from the Swedish Service Union (Seko), Tesla proceeded with the launch of a new Supercharger station in Arlandastad, Stockholm, which operates independently of the traditional power grid [3]. - The new charging station has eight charging spots, which is only one-fifth of the originally planned 40 spots, and it is open to non-Tesla electric vehicles as well [4]. Group 2: Challenges and Strategies - The blockade led to the rejection of all grid connection applications for Tesla's new Supercharger stations, making traditional activation nearly impossible [3]. - Tesla's strategy involved utilizing Megapack batteries to bypass the stalled grid connection approval process, likely through private agreements with nearby businesses that are already connected to the grid [3][5]. Group 3: Impact of Union Actions - The blockade's impact on Tesla's vehicle sales is considered limited, as the sales decline is relative to the record high sales in 2024, during which the union also imposed a blockade [5]. - The blockade is seen as significantly damaging for Tesla as a charging operator, but it does not substantially affect Tesla's vehicle manufacturing and sales, as consumers will still seek convenient charging options [5].