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Last updated:March 10, 2025, 16:09 IST

Alan Musk's Tesla is facing a decline in sales in Europe. To woo customers, Tesla is offering offers like loan and free charging at 0% interest.

New Delhi. Alan Musk's company Tesla is currently facing challenges, because in the world, especially in Europe, his cars are seen to be seen to have a decline. According to the Autos report, in response to this decline, Tesla is offering several attractive offers to attract customers.

This step has been taken at a time when many famous celebrities are boycotting Tesla cars in protest against the growing influence of Musk in the US government. Some Tesla owners are demonstrating their opposition by putting stickers on their cars, one of which is written, “I bought this car when I did not know about Allen's antics.” Some resentment has increased to such an extent that he has also committed incidents of sabotage and arson in Tesla's showroom.

Loan at 0% interest
To woo customers, Tesla is offering benefits like loan and free charging at 0% interest. Low interest rates are also being offered on a select car model. The company is also struggling to increase its recent release, cybercket sales. For this, Tesla is also offering an offer like low interest rate of 1.99%.

Free Tesla Supercharger
To give more encouragement to its customers, Tesla is offering free use of supercharger for the entire lifetime of the car or as long as the existing owner uses it. With more than 60,000 supercharges located strategically worldwide, these charger offers Tesla's electric vehicles to run fast charging to run 200 miles (about 322 km) in just 15 minutes.

According to Tesla, this advantage of free supercharging already increases the low cost which offers their electric vehicles offer as compared to traditional petrol or diesel powered cars. Additionally, customers who take advantage of $ 7,500 federal tax credit on the new model 3 may get a loan opportunity at 0% interest, provided they meet the company's criteria as 'good' buyers, meaning a credit score of 700 or more. For those who do not want to take tax credit, loans are available at 0.99% interest rate.