Tesla is all set to mark its entry into the Indian automotive market with the grand opening of its first showroom on July 15, 2025, in Mumbai’s Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC). This marks a major milestone for EV enthusiasts in India who have long awaited the arrival of the American EV giant.
Tesla: Delhi Showroom to Follow
While the Mumbai dealership will be the first operational outlet, reports suggest that a second showroom is in the pipeline for Delhi, signaling a broader strategy to expand Tesla’s footprint in key Indian metro cities.
Model Plans Still Under Wraps
As of now, Tesla has not officially confirmed which models will be available for the Indian market. However, industry watchers are speculating that the Tesla Model Y, recently spotted testing in India, could be the first offering. The Model Y, globally available in both rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive options, strikes a balance between performance and practicality—making it a likely fit for Indian urban buyers.
Model Y Likely to Be a CBU Import
Given Tesla’s reluctance to establish manufacturing operations in India for now, the Model Y is expected to be sold as a Completely Built Unit (CBU). This could place it in a higher price bracket, likely targeting premium EV buyers in the country.
Other Tesla Models on the Horizon
Alongside the Model Y, other vehicles like the Model 3 sedan—already popular in global markets—are rumored to be under consideration. Tesla’s flagship Model S, the Model X SUV, and even the radical Cybertruck could follow in the coming years, depending on demand and market dynamics.
Closing Thoughts
Tesla’s official entry into India is a monumental step for the country’s electric vehicle ecosystem. While pricing and exact model availability remain uncertain, the buzz around the brand’s arrival is unmistakable. With its first showroom opening in Mumbai and another one coming soon to Delhi, Tesla is setting the stage for what could be a transformative chapter in India’s shift toward sustainable mobility.
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