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Tesla enters India with $70,000 Model Y as Musk yields to steep tariffs

"We are here to create the ecosystem, to invest in the necessary infrastructure including the charging infrastructure," Isabel Fan, a regional director at Tesla, said at the launch event.

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Tesla Model Y launched in India: Here is ‘Y’ you need to know about the EV

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Tesla Model Y vs BYD Sealion 7: Which best selling EV makes more sense for India

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Tesla debuts in India with upscale showroom launch in Mumbai

Tesla Inc. opened its first showroom in India on Tuesday, marking the electric vehicle maker’s long-anticipated debut in the world’s third-biggest automotive market.

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Tesla Arrives in India with Ridiculous Prices

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Tesla’s retro-futuristic diner and Supercharger is here and it looks sick

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Tesla's Model Y debuts in India priced at a hefty $70,000 as it ‘tests the waters'

"The question is whether they are going to threaten the mass market. The answer to that is no because the most popular selling cars probably sell at 1/10 of this price," he added.

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Tesla finally launches in India, but at a price that doesn’t make sense

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Tesla aims to double its dealership footprint in Japan by the end of 2026

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Tesla Model Y

The Tesla Model Y Pearl White Multi-Coat RWD costs Rs 62,02,640 in Delhi and Rs 62,03,140 in Mumbai. While the RWD Long Range is priced at Rs 70,10,640 in Delhi and 70,11,140 in Mumbai.

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With global sales slumping, Tesla tries to break into a new market

Tesla has started selling cars in India, the world’s most populous country – but at a hefty price tag. Tesla, which is facing slumping sales and complications from CEO Elon Musk’s political entanglements,

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Musk Debuts $70,000 Tesla in India to Boost Market as Sales Slow

Tesla Inc. opened its first India showroom, showcasing Model Y cars with a starting price of nearly $70,000, as Elon Musk’s electric-vehicle maker looks to tap new markets and offset slowing sales where it’s already well established.