As Tesla officially enters the Indian automobile market with the launch of its first store in Mumbai, a total of seven Supercharger sites have been marked as "coming soon" across two key regions, Delhi-NCR and Mumbai. In the capital region, locations include Aerocity, Saket, Noida, and Gurugram, while in the Mumbai area, chargers are planned near the Bandra Kurla Complex showroom, as well as in Thane and Navi Mumbai. 

Also, supercharger sites in Bangalore are also being planned.

As Tesla officially enters the Indian automobile market with the launch of its first store in Mumbai, all eyes are on the brand-new Experience Center at the upscale Bandra Kurla Complex. Here's a glimpse inside Tesla's store

During the inauguration of Tesla's first Experience Center, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis welcomed the company and said, "Tesla has arrived in the right city and state, that is the state of Maharashtra and the city of Mumbai, which is the entrepreneur capital of India."

Tesla is reportedly offering the refreshed Model Y for the Indian market, which is finished in dark grey with black alloy wheels and a sleek, coupe-like silhouette. This model will be available in two variants: Long Range RWD and Long Range AWD. 

Model Y features a dual-tone black and white cabin with a minimalist design, a 15.4-inch central touchscreen and tech highlights such as wireless charging, USB-C ports, voice commands, internet connectivity and app-based vehicle access. Tesla's Model Y is likely to carry a price tag of over Rs 60 lakh.

Tesla is a brand of big expectations in the domain of electric mobility for the Indian market. After a long journey, the electric carmaker is making its formal entry to the Indian market on July 15, 2025. It is a result of strategic negotiations, policy shifts, and market preparation. Rumours have it that the company will be bringing the Tesla Model Y to the Indian market. But, how has the company reached this point of its landmark entry to the Indian shores?

At the Tesla experience center, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis hailed the electric carmaker’s entry as a transformative moment for the country. He expressed optimism about Tesla’s future in India, stating, “I wish to see the R&D and manufacturing done here in the future.” 

Highlighting the brand’s global reputation for innovation, design, and sustainability, Fadnavis added, “Tesla is going to change the entire market. Sure that the people of Mumbai and entire India will love tesla. Tesla is not just a car company, it is all about design, innovation and sustainability.”