Tesla to Launch India's First Full-Scale Centre in Gurugram

Tesla is preparing to open a full-scale centre in Gurugram later this month, marking a key step in the company’s broader expansion across India, as per NDTV report. 

The development follows a series of launches aimed at strengthening retail visibility and driving higher volumes at a time when the company faces global pressures, including slowing demand in China and increased investor caution. 

New Centres, Deliveries and Model Pricing 

Tesla’s India journey began with its Mumbai debut in July, where it set up a 4,000-sq-ft showroom at Maker Maxity Mall in BKC. This was followed by an experience centre in New Delhi on August 11.  

The company has started deliveries for its 500-km and 622-km range variants, with the first units handed over in Delhi, Mumbai and Gurgaon. The Model Y is priced from ₹59.89 lakh onwards, reflecting a 70% import component that makes the model roughly 30% more expensive than in the US market. 

Sales Activity and Charging Network Expansion 

As per the Retail data, Tesla registered 104 units in September and October, according to figures from the Federation of Automobile Dealers Association sourced through the Vahan portal.  

The company has also opened its 2nd experience centre at Aerocity in Delhi and outlined plans to expand its charging infrastructure. Gurugram, Noida and Saket are set to receive new supercharging stations, while Mumbai and Delhi will each get 16 superchargers across locations such as Thane, BKC, Lower Parel, Navi Mumbai, Aerocity, Saket, Golf Course Road and Noida. 

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Conclusion 

Tesla’s upcoming Gurugram centre, combined with its growing retail footprint and charging network, marks a significant phase in its India expansion strategy. The company continues to extend access to its vehicles while laying the groundwork for broader nationwide coverage. 

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