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India has slashed import duties on fully built electric vehicles (EVs) to 15%, down from the previous 70-100%, in a bid to attract global manufacturers like Tesla. To qualify for the reduced tariff, companies must commit at least $500 million in inv

Tata and Mahindra EVs will not allow Tesla to succeed : Amitabh kant, former Niti Aayog CEO

India Rolls Out New EV Policy, Slashes Import Duties to 15% In a major policy shift, the Indian government has reduced import duties on electric vehicles from 110% to 15% for automakers that commit at least ₹4,150 crore and set up local manufacturi

Tesla has finalized its first Indian showroom in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex, spanning 4,000 sq ft, with a rental rate of ₹900/sq ft. A second showroom is planned for Delhi, and Tesla is considering importing cars from Berlin for the Indian market.

As Tesla is entering the Indian market, can we see an accelerated shift towards EVs in the next few years? How will Tata (leading EV manufacturer in India) be affected by this? I feel now its time for specifically targeting their users. Tesla will

India’s EV market is booming, but it’s still a long road ahead: 📌 1.5M+ EVs sold in 2023, but only ~6% of them were passenger cars. 📌 Tata Motors dominates with 80%+ market share, while MG, Mahindra & BYD are scaling fast. 📌 Charging infra? Still

Tesla is finally in India!! Elon Musk's Tesla has finalised a deal to open its very first showroom in Mumbai. The showroom is located in the Bandra Kurla Complex and covers and area of 4000 square feet on grond floor. With the charges of rent being

Tesla’s Entry into India – Game-Changer or Overhyped? For Tesla’s Entry: Boosts EV Adoption – Tesla’s presence will accelerate India’s shift to electric vehicles. Tech & Innovation – Brings cutting-edge technology, pushing local automakers to impr

What will u do if I make the first flying car. Exactly like in movies, fast, quick, noiseless, EVs, friendly, safe at the cost of 40L rs. Only serious reply plzz. I'm 16yo and this is my dream

🏢 Government Job vs Private Job: Who wins the stress battle? A government bank employee quit after 15 years, saying, "I feel suffocated." Long hours, unrelenting targets, transfers, and health issues forced him out - despite the promise of job sec