Tesla Model Y Deliveries Begin from New Gurugram Centre

Tesla has started handing over the Model Y to customers from its new Gurugram facility, the company’s third site in India. The EV maker has delivered about 140 units since bookings opened in July and has also updated the Long Range variant with a higher battery capacity.

Tesla Model Y Deliveries Begin from New Gurugram Centre

Tesla has begun delivering the Model Y from its newly opened facility in Gurugram, which became operational in November 2025. The company has leased a 33,475 sq ft space at Orchid Business Park for sales, service operations, consultations and test drives. This outlet differs from the earlier locations in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex and Delhi’s Aerocity, which mainly served as experience centres. The Gurugram operations are currently overseen by Sharad Agarwal, who took charge of Tesla’s India business in November.

Sales and Retail Footprint

Since bookings opened in mid-July, Tesla has sold about 140 units of the Model Y in the Indian market, according to media reports. The company is also planning a broader charging network across homes, commercial hubs and key urban centres as part of its retail expansion.

Tesla Model Y Variants and Prices

The Model Y is available in two configurations:
  • Standard RWD: Rs 59.89 lakh (ex-showroom)
  • Long Range RWD: Rs 67.89 lakh (ex-showroom)
Customers can additionally purchase the Full Self-Driving package for ₹6 lakh.

Performance and Charging

The Standard RWD version offers a WLTP range of 500 km, does 0–100 km/h in 5.9 seconds, and supports fast charging that can add up to 238 km in 15 minutes.
The Long Range RWD variant provides a 622 km WLTP range, achieves 0–100 km/h in 5.6 seconds, and can charge for up to 267 km in 15 minutes.

Recent Update to Long Range Variant

In October 2025, Tesla updated the Long Range RWD model in India with a larger battery pack. The WLTP range has increased to 661 km, up by 39 km from the earlier figure of 622 km. Despite the upgrade, the variant’s price remains unchanged.
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