Tesla in India: How Much Tax You Will Pay to Buy Tesla Model Y?

Tesla, the world’s leading electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has finally launched its much-awaited Model Y in India. The all-electric SUV is available in two variants – Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) and Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive (LR RWD). However, Tesla has yet to introduce the Long-Range All-Wheel Drive version in India.

The Model Y promises an exciting entry into the Indian EV market, offering both cutting-edge technology and luxury in a single package.

• The Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive starts at an ex-showroom price of ₹59.89 lakh.
• The Model Y Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive is priced at ₹67.89 lakh ex-showroom.

While the prices may seem steep, the taxes and additional charges in India make up a significant part of the final on-road price. Let’s take a closer look at the tax structure that comes with purchasing a Tesla Model Y in India.

How Much Tax Will You Pay to Buy a Tesla Model Y?

India imposes a structured set of taxes on vehicles, including GST, cess, road tax, and other additional fees. Here's a breakdown of the total cost you can expect when purchasing a Tesla Model Y:

As per Tesla India’s official website, the Model Y is the only available model at present. It comes in two variants — the standard rear-wheel drive priced at ₹59.89 lakh, and the long-range rear-wheel drive variant priced at ₹67.89 lakh (ex-showroom). The corresponding on-road prices are ₹61.07 lakh and ₹69.15 lakh.

Breakdown for Tesla Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive:

• Ex-showroom Price: ₹59.89 lakh
• Total On-Road Price: ₹61.07 lakh
• Note: The on-road price includes GST of ₹2,92,818

Conclusion

The launch of the Tesla Model Y in India marks an exciting step forward for the EV market in the country. Although the prices might seem high due to taxes and additional charges, Tesla’s technology, performance, and environmental benefits make it a strong contender in the growing electric vehicle segment.

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