Elon musk with tesla model 3rnrnThe company was planning to bring the brand to India in 2016. Tesla even started making reservations about its Model 3. However, the company decided not to launch it due to lack of suitable infrastructure. Tesla will import the cars as completely built units (CBU) and will not sell them through dealerships. Instead, the company will focus on online sales.rnrnTesla will debut in India with its most affordable offering, the Model 3, which also makes up the bulk of the company's worldwide sales. The Model 3 was introduced in 2017 and according to the report, the entry price of the car would be estimated to be ₹55 lakh.rnrnThe Model 3 has a range of 500 km and a top speed of 162 km / h. The car can accelerate from zero to 100 km / h in 3.1 seconds. So far, there is no official confirmation of the release dates.rnAlso Read: Toyota Fortuner 2021 Facelift, Fortuner Legender India Launch On January 6
