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Tesla is finally set to enter India, bringing its EVs to Indian roads. But what does this mean for buyers? Let us understand.

A policy-driven entry

The Indian government is paving the way for EV makers, slashing import duties and offering incentives. Tesla is all set to make the most of it.

Showrooms in prime locations

Tesla’s first showrooms will be in Mumbai’s BKC and Delhi’s Aerocity - premium spots for a premium brand.

Models and pricing

The Model 3 and Model Y are expected to be Tesla’s first launches, with prices starting at ₹70-90 lakh.

A game-changer for EVs

Tesla’s entry could supercharge India’s EV market, boosting infrastructure growth and competition among other automakers.

Challenges ahead

Tesla may face challenges such as establishing a robust charging network and addressing the premium pricing of its vehicles in a price-sensitive market. ​

Road ahead

Tesla's arrival is more than just new cars; it's a shift in India's EV market.

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