Tesla launches its V4 DC Tesla Supercharger network in India, starting with 16 stations each in Mumbai and Delhi.
Tesla has officially entered the Indian market, and with it comes a game-changing development for electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure—the rollout of its cutting-edge DC Supercharger network. This move is poised to redefine long-distance EV travel and urban charging convenience across major Indian metros.
Tesla Supercharger network, a cornerstone of its global success, is now being deployed in India with the same high-performance standards seen in markets like the U.S. and Europe. The company is introducing its latest V4 Superchargers.
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The Model Y can gain up to 267 km of range in just 15 minutes with rapid charging. Each charging stall is capable of delivering as much as 600 kW, supported by a 1,000V system. The cooling system uses liquid-cooled cables that stretch 3 meters, working well in temperatures from -30°C to +50°C. The charging ports are CCS Type 2, a standard widely used across India.
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Where Will Tesla Superchargers Network Be Installed?
Tesla plans to set up 16 Tesla Supercharger Network in both Mumbai and Delhi. These will be placed in key locations to make charging easy. In Mumbai, the stations will be at Lower Parel, Bandra Kurla Complex, Navi Mumbai, and Thane. For Delhi NCR, the sites include Aerocity, Saket, Gurugram, and Noida.
Besides Superchargers, Tesla will also put ‘destination chargers’ at hotels and malls. These chargers are perfect for overnight or longer stops, helping city drivers and travelers keep their cars charged without hassle.
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Tesla’s efforts extend beyond just building charging stations. The company is also focusing on opening service centers in Mumbai and Delhi. They are setting up delivery hubs and improving logistics to better serve customers.
Additionally, Tesla is establishing direct-sale dealerships, which avoid traditional middlemen. These moves show their full commitment to supporting their cars and customers across India. Non-Tesla EV owners can access the network, though pricing will be higher unless they subscribe to Tesla’s charging service (estimated at ₹12,500/year based on global rates).
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What This Means for India’s EV Ecosystem
Tesla’s entry and infrastructure investment signal a major boost for India’s EV ambitions. With a 99.95% uptime globally, Tesla Supercharger Network sets a high benchmark—though maintaining this reliability in India’s diverse conditions will be a challenge. Moreover, Tesla is inviting local partners to host Supercharger stations, opening doors for collaboration and expansion.
