Tesla India Launch Confirmed, First Showroom to Open on July 15 in Mumbai

Tesla is set to launch operations in India on July 15, 2025, with its first showroom in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex, serving as an experience center. The company has secured a 4,000 sq ft space under a five-year lease, with a monthly rent of Rs 35 lakh. In preparation, Tesla began hiring in February 2025, focusing on mid-level positions primarily in Mumbai and Delhi. Initially, sales will feature the Model Y, imported from Berlin, with other models potentially introduced later.

Tesla Entry Confirmed for India on July 15 with Launch of Showroom in Mumbai

Tesla Entry Confirmed for India on July 15 with Launch of Showroom in Mumbai

US-based EV maker Tesla will begin its India operations on July 15, 2025, with the opening of its first showroom in Mumbai. The facility will be located at the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) and will function as an experience center. Tesla has signed a lease for a 4,000 sq ft space under a five-year agreement, with a reported monthly rent of Rs 35 lakh.
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Hiring Activity Across Locations

In February 2025, Tesla began recruitment in India. The company listed 13 job openings, mainly in Mumbai and Delhi. These mid-level roles cover departments such as customer support, sales, service, and operations. Specific positions include customer support specialist, inside sales advisor, service advisor, store manager, delivery operations specialist and service technician.

Model Y Expected in Initial Launch

Tesla is expected to start its India sales with the Model Y. This vehicle is likely to be imported from the company’s Berlin factory, which produces right-hand drive units. The price is estimated to be around Rs 70 lakh (ex-showroom). Other models, such as the Model 3, Model S and Model X, may be introduced later. There is no official update on whether Tesla will set up a manufacturing facility in India.

Discussions and Future Outlook

Tesla’s entry into India follows a series of talks with government authorities concerning import duties and local production. Although there have been reports suggesting plans for domestic assembly, no confirmation has been provided. The Indian market may also see future offerings like the Cybertruck, based on demand and regulatory conditions.

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