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Tesla has introduced a six‑seater Model Y L in India priced at Rs 61.99 lakh (ex‑showroom), expanding the Model Y lineup with an extended‑wheelbase variant that offers more passenger space without crossing into long range territory.

Tesla will introduce the Model Y Long Wheelbase SUV in India, offering a six-seat layout, over 650km range, and enhanced cabin space. The model targets families and will compete with premium electric SUVs.

Tesla is developing a new entry-level SUV positioned below the Model Y, aiming for a lower price than the Model 3. Production will start in Shanghai, with possible expansion to India as Tesla builds its charging infrastructure.

Tesla has launched its first in-mall charging station at Nexus Seawoods, Navi Mumbai, expanding its India network to five locations with 20 Superchargers and 14 Destination Chargers. The site features eight chargers and a pop-up store.

Tesla reclaimed the top spot in global electric vehicle sales in Q1 2026, selling 358,023 units and surpassing BYD by over 47,000 cars. Policy changes in China contributed to BYD’s sales decline, while Tesla’s Model 3 and Model Y led its growth.

Tesla has added a Supercharger station in Navi Mumbai, expanding its fast charging network to five locations in India. The Model Y, Tesla’s only offering in the country, can now charge faster at more points.

Tesla has ended production of the Model S and Model X to focus on Optimus humanoid robots, aiming for one million units per year. Only limited inventory of these electric vehicles remains available for purchase.

MG Motor India will launch the IM6 SUV-coupe in India, directly competing with the Tesla Model Y. Both EVs target the premium segment, offering advanced technology, safety features, and pricing between Rs 59.89 lakh and Rs 70 lakh.

Tesla’s reported move into India’s industrial and utility-scale energy storage market signals a major expansion beyond electric vehicles.

Discover how India’s electric car market shaped up in February 2026 with OEM-wise E4W sales. The report breaks down rankings, highlighting Tata’s leadership and MG and Mahindra’s strong showings and performance.

India’s e-passenger vehicle segment began 2026 on a high, with January sales surging 51% year-on-year to 18,053 units. Tata Motors retained its lead, and Mahindra posted breakout growth.

Tesla waves goodbye to Model S and X, iconic EVs that sparked a revolution. Production ends in Q2 2026 for Optimus robot lines that act fast for the final units.

India's E4W market saw JSW MG top the charts at 43% share in December 2025 despite a 4.1% dip to 14,870 units (ex-Telangana). Detailed OEM analysis from Vahan data highlights leaders in the electric car market.

Tesla is opening a state-of-the-art showroom in New Delhi on August 11, offering customers an immersive experience with the Model Y and cutting-edge EV technology.

Tesla inaugurates its maiden Supercharging station in Mumbai’s BKC on August 4, boosting India's premium EV infrastructure and delivering faster.