Tesla is revolutionizing India’s EV market with direct online sales and home delivery of its Model 3 and Model Y, eliminating traditional dealerships for a seamless buying experience.
The pricing is yet to know but still the Model 3 is attracting early buyers, including business figures and celebrities.
As deliveries commence, interest in Tesla’s expanding charging network, service centers, and road tax details is rising.
The company’s potential plans for local manufacturing could reduce costs in the future.
With cutting-edge technology, long-range capability, and premium features, Tesla aims to challenge top Indian EVs like the Tata Nexon EV. Its entry marks a significant shift in India’s push for sustainable mobility.
There are already several electric vehicles making a strong presence in India.
With Mahindra's XEV 9E turning heads with its features and pricing, China's BYD is also in the process of capturing the market with its impressive features and affordability. TATA, MG also have their electric versions luring the buyers.
We need to see whether Tesla caters only to the high-end segment or if it will also appeal to the upper-middle-class market.