What is the rent of Mumbai showroom from which Elon Musk will sell Tesla cars in India? It is Rs...
To engage with Indian buyers, the showroom also displays the Tesla name in Hindi. It was inaugurated by Maharashtra's Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Tesla's car prices for the Indian market have already been disclosed, but do you know how much they are paying for their premium showroom that sells premium luxury cars?
Tesla has launched its first showroom in India in the Bandra-Kurla Complex in Mumbai. The showroom, which is 4,000 square feet big, will not only provide an opportunity to buy a car, but it will also allow visitors to see Tesla's technology and features first-hand. For the time being, Tesla will sell the Model Y from this location.
As per the media reports, Tesla has taken a 4,000 sq ft retail space on a 5-year lease, for mounting costs of monthly rent of around Rs 35 lakh and a total expenditure of more than Rs 25 crore. The electric Midsize SUV, the Tesla Model Y, is priced from nearly INR 60 lakhs. Currently, the Model Y will be the only model available in the country. It will be offered in two variants: Rear-Wheel Drive, priced at INR 60 lakhs, and Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive, priced at Rs 68 lakhs.
Interior options include white and black themes, and the vehicle will feature a five-seat configuration. As of now, deliveries and registration are available only in Mumbai, Delhi, and Gurugram, as listed on Tesla's official portal. Pricing may vary depending on the state and applicable local taxes.
Customers can also opt for Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) package, which adds an additional cost of Rs 6 lakhs over the base prices. The Model Y will be available in six colour options, of which Stealth Grey is the only one offered at no additional charge. The other colours: Pearl White Multi-Coat, Diamond Black, Ultra Red, Quicksilver, and Glacier Blue, will come at an extra cost. Interior options include white and black themes, and the vehicle will feature a five-seat configuration.
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