Tesla Opens “All-in-One” Hub in Gurugram: The India Offensive Begins in Sector 48
By Santosh Sinha | Auto & Tech Desk Date: November 29, 2025
Gurugram: The wait is officially over. After years of “will they, won’t they” speculation, Tesla has planted its flag in the National Capital Region. In a landmark move for the Indian EV ecosystem, the US auto giant has inaugurated its first “All-in-One” Tesla Center in Gurugram, marking the definitive start of its India offensive.
Located at Orchid Business Park in Sector 48, the sprawling new facility is not just a showroom; it is a declaration of intent. Unlike the smaller experience centers in Mumbai and Bengaluru, the Gurugram hub integrates retail, service, delivery, and a high-speed Supercharging network under a single roof.
Inside the Sector 48 Hub
The 33,000 sq. ft. facility is designed to offer the full “Tesla Ecosystem” experience.
- V4 Superchargers: The site features 16 operational V4 Superchargers, capable of adding up to 275 km of range in just 15 minutes. This addresses the primary anxiety of Indian buyers: charging speed.
- The Optimus Display: In a move to showcase its AI prowess beyond cars, Tesla has also put its Optimus Gen 2 humanoid robot on static display, drawing massive crowds of tech enthusiasts since the doors opened on Thursday.
- Service Bays: The rear of the facility houses a fully automated service center, promising the same “Zero Friction” maintenance model that Tesla pioneered in the US.
The Model Y Price Reveal
Coinciding with the launch, Tesla officially announced the pricing for its India debutant, the Model Y.
- Starting Price: ₹59.89 Lakh (ex-showroom).
- Delivery Timeline: Immediate delivery for the first 500 pre-orders.
This aggressive pricing places the Model Y directly in the crosshairs of the Kia EV6, Volvo XC40 Recharge, and entry-level luxury EVs from Mercedes-Benz and BMW.
“We aren’t just selling a car; we are selling an energy ecosystem. The Gurugram center proves that we are here for the long haul. Our goal is to make the ownership experience simpler than owning a petrol car,” said Sharad Agarwal, General Manager of Tesla India, at the inauguration.
Why Gurugram?
The choice of Gurugram for the flagship hub is strategic. As the corporate headquarters for half of the Fortune 500 in India, the city offers the perfect demographic of “Early Adopters”—high-net-worth individuals who live in gated communities and work in tech-forward environments.
Furthermore, the location in Sector 48 (Sohna Road corridor) allows Tesla to service the affluent residential belts of Golf Course Extension Road while remaining accessible to Delhi commuters.
The “Supercharging” Roadmap
Tesla has confirmed that the Gurugram hub is just node one. The company announced its next major charging site at One Horizon Center on Golf Course Road, which is expected to go live by December 2025.
By prioritizing charging infrastructure before mass sales, Tesla is attempting to replicate the “Supercharger Moat” strategy that helped it dominate the US market.
Impact on the Market
For the Indian EV market, Tesla’s entry is a catalyst. Analysts predict a “Tesla Effect” that will force legacy luxury players to accelerate their own charging investments.
- Competition Heat: With Mercedes-Benz and Audi already having a head start, Tesla’s entry triggers a price and tech war in the ₹60 Lakh+ segment.
- Manufacturing Hopes: While the Gurugram hub is a retail milestone, all eyes remain on the potential announcement of a Gigafactory in Gujarat or Maharashtra, rumored for early 2026.