Tesla is accelerating its India plans — and this time, it’s not just about buzz. After establishing a strong foothold in Mumbai, Elon Musk’s electric vehicle empire is expanding its physical presence in the north. With a massive commercial lease in Gurugram, Tesla is gearing up to make its services more accessible to the growing Indian EV market.
Tesla’s Gurugram Expansion: What's the Buzz?
Elon Musk’s Tesla India Motor & Energy Pvt Ltd has taken a giant leap towards establishing a strong presence in North India. According to property documents accessed by CRE Matrix, Tesla has leased 51,000 sq ft of space at Orchid Business Park, Sohna Road, Gurugram. This nine-year lease is pegged at a starting monthly rent of ₹40.17 lakh, making it one of the most high-profile EV infrastructure moves in the country.
Quick Snapshot of the Deal
Feature |
Details |
Location |
Orchid Business Park, Sohna Road, Gurugram |
Area Leased (Super Built-Up) |
51,000 sq ft |
Chargeable Area |
33,475 sq ft |
Lease Period |
9 Years (Starts July 15, 2025) |
Monthly Rent (Starting) |
₹40.17 lakh |
Annual Escalation |
4.75% |
Security Deposit |
₹2.41 crore |
Parking Provided |
51 slots |
Multi-Purpose Space: More Than Just a Service Centre
This isn’t just another real estate deal. The leased space will act as:
- A Tesla service centre
- A warehouse for logistics
- A retail outlet for customers
This move shows Tesla’s serious intent to build a robust EV ecosystem — not just selling cars, but servicing and supporting them efficiently.
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The Bigger Picture: Tesla’s India Playbook
This is Tesla’s second big lease in India after Mumbai, where it took up a 24,565 sq ft space at Lodha Logistics Park in Kurla. The Gurugram lease shows the EV maker is mapping key metro regions — with Delhi-NCR next in line, as Tesla plans to open a showroom in Worldmark Mall, Aerocity on August 11.
Annual Rent Breakdown (Approx.)
- Year 1: ₹40.17 lakh/month
- Year 5: ₹48.36 lakh/month
- Year 9: ₹58.22 lakh/month
Fun fact: Tesla has also split land ownership with local real estate giants like Garwal Property Pvt Ltd (75.94%), Suncity Real Estate LLP (21%), and Orchid Infra (3.06%).
Final Thoughts
Tesla is not just entering India — it’s planting roots. With strong infrastructure in Mumbai and Gurugram, and a high-visibility showroom coming soon in Delhi, the brand is setting the stage for a full-blown EV revolution.
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