Tesla has leased a significant 24,565 sq ft space in Kurla West, Mumbai, further solidifying its presence in India’s real estate and electric vehicle market. This strategic move underscores Tesla’s commitment to sustainable mobility and efficient service delivery.
TeslaMumbaiKurla WestElectric VehiclesReal EstateReal Estate MumbaiJun 03, 2025
Tesla chose Kurla West due to its strategic location and the well-developed infrastructure of the Lodha Logistics Park. This location facilitates efficient operations and easy accessibility for customers, making it an ideal choice for a service centre.
The lease agreement is for a period of five years, registered on 16 May 2025.
The monthly rent for the leased space is ₹37.53 lakh, amounting to over ₹24 crore over the lease term.
The leased space is expected to serve as a service centre for Tesla’s electric vehicles, with potential for future expansion within the facility.
Beyond Mumbai, Tesla has leased 5,850 sq. ft. of office space in Pune and has recently taken showroom space in Delhi, demonstrating a multi-city approach to its India expansion.
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