Tesla is set to open its first showroom in India at Maker Maxity in Mumbai, marking a significant step in the company's expansion into the Indian market. The new showroom is expected to enhance Tesla's brand presence and provide local customers with a pre
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Tesla's first showroom in India, located at Maker Maxity in BKC, Mumbai, is expected to open in the coming months, though the exact date has not been officially confirmed.
Tesla is expected to pay an annual lease of ₹35 lakh for the new showroom in Mumbai.
The new Tesla showroom in Mumbai will feature the latest Tesla models, such as the Model 3 and Model Y, which are popular in other markets.
Tesla's entry into the Indian market is expected to stimulate competition and innovation, benefiting consumers and the overall automotive sector. It is likely to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles in the country.
Bharti Enterprises Limited (BEL) and Brookfield India Real Estate Trust have facilitated Tesla's entry into the Indian market by providing the necessary infrastructure and support for the new showroom at Maker Maxity in Mumbai.
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