Tesla has formally stepped into the Indian automobile market with the launch of its Model Y electric SUV, marking a long-anticipated move by the US-based EV giant.
The Tesla Model Y has been launched at a starting price of ₹59.89 lakh (ex-showroom) and is currently available only in a rear-wheel-drive (RWD) configuration. Deliveries are expected to commence in the third quarter of 2025, setting the stage for Tesla’s entry into one of the fastest-growing EV markets in the world.
Tesla has introduced two RWD variants of the Model Y in India:
Tesla Model Y RWD – ₹59.89 lakh
Tesla Model Y Long Range RWD – ₹67.89 lakh
This launch signals a strategic move by Tesla to tap into the premium EV segment in India, offering a balance of performance, luxury, and sustainability.
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With the launch of the Model Y, Tesla becomes the latest international EV player to enter the Indian landscape. The company’s decision to begin with the RWD version is in line with its global strategy of launching accessible variants first, before introducing performance versions.
The Indian EV market has witnessed a surge in both demand and infrastructure development, and Tesla’s arrival is expected to intensify competition and push innovation across the sector.
With deliveries beginning in Q3 2025, Tesla fans and EV enthusiasts in India now have a firm timeline. The success of the Model Y could pave the way for more models and possibly even local manufacturing in the future.
This launch isn’t just about a new car—it’s about Tesla finally putting India on its global roadmap.
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