Tesla Exec Says Will Begin India Sales With Redesigned Model Y
July 15 (Reuters) - Tesla Inc TSLA.O:
TESLA EXEC: WILL HAVE A DIRECT SALES MODEL FOR INDIA, LIKE ALL OTHER MARKETS
TESLA EXEC: MAKING FIRST STEP TO SET UP AN OFFICIAL PRESENCE IN INDIA
TESLA EXEC: WILL DEPLOY V4 SUPERCHARGER IN INDIA BEFORE CARS ARE DELIVERED
TESLA EXEC: SUPERCHARGER CAN RECHARGE UP TO 267KM IN 15 MINUTES
TESLA EXEC: PLAN TO HAVE 4 CHARGING STATIONS IN MUMBAI WITH A TOTAL OF 16 SUPERCHARGERS
TESLA EXEC: THERE WILL BE 16 DESTINATION CHARGERS LIKE ONES INSIDE SHOPPING MALLS IN INDIA
TESLA EXEC: LAUNCHING 4 CHARGING STATIONS IN DELHI WITH 16 SUPERCHARGERS
TESLA EXEC: TO INVEST IN NECESSARY INFRASTRUCTURE IN INDIA, WHICH INCLUDES CHARGING AND SERVICE
TESLA EXEC: WILL BEGIN INDIA SALES WITH REDESIGNED MODEL Y
TESLA EXEC: WILL START SALES FOR REGISTRATION IN DELHI, MUMBAI AND GURGAON
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