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Tesla loses head of India just as it is rumored to finally enter the market

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Tesla (TSLA) has misplaced its head of the Indian market simply because the automaker is rumored to lastly enter India after a number of false begins.

Tesla has been attempting to enter the Indian automotive marketplace for years, nevertheless it has been unable to avoid the nation’s protectionist efforts, which embrace excessive import duties on international autos.

The Indian authorities wished Tesla to construct a manufacturing unit within the nation, however the automaker most well-liked to first set up a market within the nation via imported autos earlier than investing in a producing facility within the nation.

Final 12 months, we reported that India lastly reached a compromise on its import duties on vehicles, opening the door for Tesla and different EV automakers to launch within the nation.

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The deal entails considerably lowering import duties for a restricted variety of electrical autos so long as the automaker makes a big funding and dedication to construct an electrical automobile manufacturing unit in India within the coming years.

It appeared like Tesla had a hand in making that deal occur, contemplating the automaker was working intently with the federal government, and there have been indications that Tesla would take them up on the deal.

Nevertheless, it has been greater than a 12 months since India introduced this system, and Tesla has but to take them up on it.

Tesla did make strikes towards coming into the Indian market. It began hiring service and gross sales employees earlier this 12 months and thought of areas in New Delhi and Mumbai.

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The automaker additionally examined a few of its electrical autos in India, however that additionally occurred years in the past, when Tesla was first purported to enter the Indian market, and it didn’t occur.

We have now been burned earlier than. We are going to consider Tesla’s entry into the Indian market when it lastly occurs.

Whether it is occurring, it’s not off to a very good begin as Tesla has reportedly misplaced its head of nation in India, Prashanth Menon, simply forward of the supposed market launch.

Menon had been at Tesla since 2016. He held roles in enterprise planning till 2021, when he was made head of Tesla in India.

Bloomberg now studies that Menon left and that Tesla’s Chinese language group has been put answerable for the Indian market.

Electrek’s Take

At this level, I’m within the “I’ll consider it after I see it” part of Tesla’s Indian market entry. It gave the impression to be on the verge of occurring 2-3 instances and by no means occurred.

To be truthful, it does appear like this time is nearer than ever, however then Tesla loses its nation head, and it’s not just like the timing for coming into the Indian market seems nice with the nation seemingly being on the verge of a brand new warfare with Pakistan.

We are going to keep watch over it.

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