Tesla Launches 11 MW Oasis Supercharger Solar Farm in California's Central Valley

Tesla has unveiled the Oasis Supercharger in Lost Hills, California, featuring an 11 MW solar farm and large-scale battery storage. Designed to support nearly 1,000 EVs daily, it integrates solar generation with Tesla's Megapack technology, allowing for off-grid operation and reducing reliance on traditional energy systems. The site includes 164 high-capacity Supercharger stalls and aims to enhance the EV charging experience while addressing infrastructure demands along the I-5 corridor.

Published Mar 22, 2026

Tesla's Oasis Supercharger in Lost Hills, California, spans 30 acres and features an 11 MW solar installation alongside large-scale battery storage, enabling it to serve nearly 1,000 electric vehicles per day. The site operates largely off-grid, utilizing solar energy generation and Tesla's Megapack systems, which provide 39 MWh of storage capacity.

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With 164 Supercharger stalls, the station can handle loads of up to 15.8 MW. Oasis aims to enhance EV infrastructure by providing a decentralized, renewable-powered solution amidst increasing demand. Despite facing operational challenges, it represents a significant shift in how EV charging can be integrated with renewable energy.