Tesla India: Tesla will launch a very 'cheap' car in India, the price also comes up

Last updated:February 20, 2025, 12:54 IST

Alan Musk's Tesla is planning to open retail stores in India by 2025. There will be showrooms in Delhi and Mumbai. The company is also considering an electric vehicle import and manufacturing plant.

New Delhi. Elon Musk is always in the headlines for some reason and his car company Tesla. Now it is in discussion once again. The reason is the company's entry in India. Tesla's entry in India has been speculated for a long time. But, it is now believed that the company is ready to step into the market of India and can open its retail stores in India by April 2025. Tesla's entry into India can change India's electric car market. Let's know what is the planning of Tesla of Musk in India.

Tesla is exploring all options for the Indian market, including importing electric vehicles directly from its Berlin Manufacturing Plant. According to the CNBC-TV18 report, the EV manufacturer is considering launching a model at a price less than Rs 21 lakh ($ 25,000) to stir the electric vehicle segment. If Tesla is somehow managed to decide such aggressive pricing, then there will be big changes in the Indian electric car market.

Retail stores will open in Delhi-Mumbai
Tesla has confirmed that it is about to open its first two showrooms in Delhi and Mumbai. Depending on the reports, the showroom will have a place of about 5,000 square feet, although the company has not yet revealed the official opening dates. According to Reuters, Tesla will find a place in India for her showroom for more than a year. Delhi's retail store will be at Aerocity while Mumbai's retail store will be in Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC).

Manufacturing plant will also start
Tesla will also start a manufacturing plant in India. It is considering Maharashtra and Gujarat as an alternative. According to India Today report, the EV manufacturer can invest from $ 3 billion to $ 5 billion. The company is also considering partnering with an Indian automobile manufacturer, believing that the company may partner with Tata Motors.