Tesla Commences India Operations on July 15th
Tesla Set to Launch Operations in India on July 15
Tesla, the renowned electric vehicle manufacturer, is gearing up to enter the Indian market on July 15. The company has been making preparations for its Indian debut, including building its team and setting up its first showroom in Mumbai.
According to reports, Tesla's first showroom in India will be located in the Bandra Kurla Complex, spanning approximately 4000 sq ft. The showroom is expected to display the Model 3 and Model Y, which could be Tesla's entry-level offerings in India.
While Tesla will use a Direct-to-Customer retail model in India, local partners will provide after-sales support. As of now, there is no publicly available information on the names of these local partners.
Tesla is in the process of hiring sales, customer service, operations, and Autopilot test drivers in Mumbai and Delhi. Job openings have been advertised on Tesla's website and LinkedIn. There is a possibility that Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, may visit India to announce the start of Tesla's operations.
The entry of Tesla into India is significant for both customers and Tesla. With the growing awareness and demand for electric vehicles in the country, Tesla's arrival is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the Indian automotive market.
Multiple sightings of test mules of the Model 3 and Model Y have been reported in India, hinting at the imminent launch of these models in the country. Tesla's operations in India are set to start on July 15, marking a new chapter in the company's global expansion.
Stay tuned for more updates as Tesla prepares to make its mark in India.
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