Tesla officially entered the Indian market at the Maxity Mall in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex on Tuesday with the inauguration of its first showroom. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis attended the inauguration ceremony and hoped Tesla’s future plans for electric vehicle manufacturing and research and development in India. The CM said that this is not only the inauguration of an experience center, but it is a statement that Tesla has arrived, a statement that it has come to the right city and the state, which is Mumbai, Maharashtra.

 

Fadnavis said that Mumbai is a symbol of innovation and stability. Tesla is not just a car and car company, but a symbol of innovation and stability. He said that it is a matter of great pleasure for us that Tesla has launched his first experience in India in Mumbai. Tesla is installing a logistics and servicing system here. Four major charging stations are also being set up by him. I am happy that Tesla chose Maharashtra as this state has become a pioneer in electric mobility. Tesla is launching its model Y in India. Maharashtra has the most dynamic electric mobility. Policy … I believe that Maharashtra will be a favorite place when they decide to manufacture in India.

 

Despite the ongoing speculation about Tesla’s long -term schemes in India, the company has not yet expressed any intention to manufacture vehicles locally. The company has also revealed the prices of its electric vehicles, the on-road price of model Y has been stated to be ₹ 61 lakh. The rear-wheel drive version costs ₹ 59.89 lakhs. Last Friday, Tesla indicated a launch through a post on his Indo-Centenary X account, written “soon”, as well as a graphic that indicated its launch plan in July 2025. India’s recently announced electric vehicle policy, including a decrease in import duty and encouragement for global electric vehicle manufacturers, may help Tesla enter the market.