Technology9/2/2025Bloomberg

Tesla Falls Short in India With About 600 Orders Since Launch

Tesla Falls Short in India With About 600 Orders Since Launch

Tesla's launch in India has not met expectations so far, with the electric vehicle manufacturer receiving only about 600 orders since its arrival in the country. This modest performance has raised concerns about Tesla's ability to expand its global reach and compete in emerging markets like India. The low booking numbers suggest that factors such as high prices, limited charging infrastructure, and consumer preferences for more affordable vehicles have posed challenges for Tesla's expansion in India. The company's hopes of tapping into the growing demand for EVs in the country have not materialized to the extent anticipated. This development comes as Tesla continues to face headwinds in other international markets, underscoring the need for the company to address local market dynamics and consumer needs more effectively to drive its global growth strategy.

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