Tesla drives into Delhi: Inside details of Aerocity Experience Centre; test drives, ultra-fast chargers & more

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NEW DELHI: Delhi’s Aerocity is now home to Tesla’s first Experience Centre in the capital and the city’s first Tesla Supercharging Station — a bold move just 27 days after the EV giant officially launched in India.

Located at Worldmark 3, the futuristic showroom is paired with a high-tech charging hub in the lower ground floor parking, signalling Tesla’s intent to accelerate EV adoption in the country.After debuting in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex last month, Tesla has doubled down with its second Indian Experience Centre, giving Delhiites a chance to test drive the redesigned Model Y — the world’s best-selling electric vehicle in 2023 and 2024.

The Aerocity station features four V4 Superchargers (DC) capable of adding up to 267km of range in just 15 minutes, and three AC destination chargers for slower top-ups, setting the tone for Tesla’s India-wide network expansion.What’s inside Delhi’s Tesla Experience Centre?

Test drives of the redesigned Model Y, in two trims:
Rear-wheel drive (500km WLTP range, Rs 59.89 lakh)
Long-range rear-wheel drive (622km WLTP range, Rs67.89 lakh)
Charging hub with four ultra-fast V4 Superchargers and three AC chargers
Vehicle configuration zone with touchscreen ordering and spec selection
Futuristic interiors with interactive display screens showing EV tech & charging stats
EV ownership support desk for home charging solutions and installation of complimentary wall connectors for new buyers
Merchandise & accessories corner with Tesla-branded gear and car add-ons
Customer lounge with coffee bar and digital infotainment displays showcasing Tesla’s global innovations

Tesla’s upcoming plans

Supercharging stations in Gurugram, Saket (South Delhi), and Noida within weeks
New stations in Lower Parel, Navi Mumbai, Thane to add to Mumbai’s BKC site
Entry into Bengaluru market with charging and service infrastructure
Tesla Approved Collision Centres and service centres in multiple cities
Mobile service fleet for most repairs at customers’ homes/offices
Remote diagnostics and OTA updates to cut down on service visits
Expansion of destination charging network in premium hotels and office complexes.

(With agency inputs)

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