Tesla has officially launched its first electric vehicle in India, the Model Y, with prices starting at ₹59.9 lakh for the Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) version and ₹67.9 lakh for the Long-Range RWD model. The announcement was made alongside the opening of Tesla’s first Indian showroom located at

Tesla will officially enter the Indian market with the opening of its first showroom, called the Tesla Experience Centre, in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) on July 15. The move marks a major milestone in India’s electric vehicle landscape, with the company preparing to showcase its globally popular Model Y SUV. Five Model Y SUVs […]

JSW Group is preparing to launch a mass-market electric vehicle priced around ₹10–12 lakh by early 2027. The announcement marks a significant step in India’s transition toward affordable electric mobility and positions JSW as a key player in the evolving EV landscape. The information has been reported by The Financial Express. ₹10 Lakh EV Parth […]

Tata Motors has received an overwhelming response to the launch of its new electric SUV, the Harrier.ev, securing more than 10,000 bookings within just 24 hours of opening reservations. The booking window opened on July 2 across Tata.ev’s official website and dealerships nationwide, signaling strong consumer interest in the premium mid-sized electric segment.

In a landmark move to attract foreign investment and accelerate the growth of its electric vehicle ecosystem, India has launched the ‘Scheme to Promote Manufacturing of Electric Passenger Cars in India’ (SPMEPCI). The centerpiece of this policy is a dramatic reduction in import duty on fully built electric vehicles—from a steep 110% to just 15%. […]

In a bid to accelerate its transition to electric mobility and attract global automotive investments, the Indian government has rolled out a new electric vehicle (EV) policy that sharply reduces import duties for companies willing to commit to domestic manufacturing. The move is part of India’s broader strategy to become a competitive global hub for […]

The Indian government has finalized a new electric vehicle (EV) policy aimed at attracting foreign investment and enhancing domestic manufacturing. The policy offers significant import duty reductions for automakers committing to local production, aligning with India’s goals to become a global EV manufacturing hub and increase EV adoption. Key Features of the New EV

Union Minister for Heavy Industries, H.D. Kumaraswamy, announced on June 2, 2025, that Tesla is not expected to commence manufacturing operations in India in the near future. Instead, the electric vehicle (EV) giant is focusing on establishing showrooms to sell its imported vehicles. Tesla India Plans Despite India’s efforts to attract global EV manufacturers through

The Maharashtra government has given the green light to a landmark policy enabling the operation of electric bike taxis across urban areas in the state. This initiative is aimed at promoting sustainable transportation, improving last-mile connectivity, and creating employment opportunities while significantly reducing urban pollution. Key Highlights of the Policy 100%

Tesla is actively engaging with Indian manufacturers to source and export essential electric vehicle (EV) components for its global production lines. This initiative aims to integrate India into Tesla’s international supply chain, leveraging the country’s manufacturing capabilities to produce high-quality, cost-effective parts. The company is focusing on