Tesla to open Delhi showroom today.
Following the recent launch of Tesla’s first-ever India showroom in Mumbai’s upscale Bandra Kurla Complex on July 15, the electric vehicle giant is now gearing up to expand its footprint in the country. The Mumbai outlet marked a significant milestone for the company’s entry into the Indian market, attracting substantial attention from EV enthusiasts and industry experts.
Tesla Rolls Into Delhi: Elon Musk’s EV Giant Expands India Presence with Second Showroom
New Delhi, Monday – The buzz in the capital’s electric vehicle circles reached a high voltage on Monday, as Elon Musk-run Tesla geared up to officially plant its flag in the heart of India’s National Capital Region (NCR). The American electric car-maker is opening the doors to its second Indian showroom — this time in Delhi — marking a significant step in the brand’s expansion across the country.
Known for its high-end offices, luxury hotels, and vibrant shopping spaces, Aerocity provides exactly the kind of polished backdrop Tesla prefers for its showrooms worldwide. Here, potential buyers will be able to explore Tesla’s vehicles up close, learn about EV technology, and get assistance from trained Tesla advisors.
The showroom is expected to cater not only to Delhi residents but also to customers across the wider NCR — a region that has become a key hub for India’s electric mobility revolution. With increasing government incentives for EVs, improving charging infrastructure, and a growing awareness among buyers, the NCR is emerging as one of the most promising markets for clean-energy vehicles.
For now, Tesla’s India lineup features one model: the Model Y electric SUV, offered in two configurations. The standard Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) version carries an ex-showroom price tag of ₹59.89 lakh, while the Long Range RWD variant comes in at ₹67.89 lakh. Both promise Tesla’s trademark blend of minimalist design, futuristic tech, and spirited performance. Deliveries for these models are expected to begin in the third quarter of 2025, meaning Delhi’s early customers will have a few months to build up their anticipation.
Tesla’s cars are known globally for their advanced driver-assistance capabilities, and in India, the company will offer its much-talked-about Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature as an optional add-on for ₹6 lakh. However, the FSD system will not be active right away — Tesla says the advanced autonomous functionality will be rolled out in India at a later stage, once regulatory and infrastructure readiness align.
On Sunday, Tesla teased its Delhi debut on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), posting: “Arriving in Delhi – stay tuned” alongside a sleek promotional graphic. The post quickly caught the attention of EV enthusiasts, tech followers, and industry watchers, racking up likes and shares in the thousands.
This new showroom comes less than a month after Tesla opened its first-ever India outlet on July 15 in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex — an event that drew crowds of eager fans and curious onlookers. That opening marked Tesla’s official entry into the Indian market after years of speculation, negotiations, and government discussions.
“By starting with Mumbai and Delhi, Tesla is targeting India’s two biggest metropolitan markets with the highest concentration of potential early adopters,” said one auto industry analyst. “From here, the brand will likely expand into Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, and other key cities over the next couple of years.”
For Indian customers, Tesla’s arrival is more than just about buying a new car — it’s about joining a global movement toward sustainable transport. With its reputation for innovation, style, and cutting-edge technology, Tesla represents a lifestyle choice as much as a vehicle purchase.
The Delhi showroom inauguration will not only give prospective buyers a chance to see the Model Y in person but also to immerse themselves in Tesla’s vision of the future — a world where transportation is fully electric, software-driven, and powered by clean energy.
As the ribbon is cut in Aerocity, Tesla’s Indian journey shifts into its next gear. And for the NCR’s growing community of EV fans, that’s an arrival worth celebrating.