Tesla has achieved a big milestone in India with the first delivery of its Model Y SUV from its new ‘Tesla Experience Centre’ in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC). Maharashtra Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik became the first Indian customer to receive the car directly from the official Tesla outlet. The Shiv Sena leader had booked the Model Y soon after Tesla opened its first showroom in India in July this year. At the handover, the company showcased the SUV and explained its key technology and eco-friendly features.&nbsp;&nbsp;Speaking at the event, Sarnaik said that his purchase was not just for personal use but also to support Maharashtra’s push for a clean and green environment. He further added that he also plans to gift a Tesla to his grandson to encourage awareness of electric vehicles among the younger generation.&nbsp;&nbsp;The minister also highlighted that his state aims to expand electric vehicle adoption over the next few years. He also mentioned ongoing EV benefits, such as toll exemptions on the Atal Setu and Samruddhi Expressway. He further noted that the state transport body, Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC), has already added nearly 5,000 e-buses to its fleet.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/tesla-store-delhi-location-after-mumbai-tesla-opens-second-experience-centre-in-delhi-this-city-is-next-1754916198921">After Mumbai, Tesla opens second experience centre in Delhi; THIS city is next</a>&nbsp;<h2>Key features of Tesla Model Y</h2>The Tesla Model Y is available in two versions. In the first variant, the Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) uses a 60kWh battery and offers a range of up to 500km, while in the second variant, the Long Range RWD variant extends up to 622km. Both models use a single motor, and the RWD variant goes from 0-100 km/h in 5.9 seconds, while the LR RWD does it in 5.6 seconds.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/can-elon-musk-become-world-s-first-trillionaire-yes-if-1757073766536">Can Elon Musk become world’s first trillionaire? Yes, if…</a>&nbsp;The price for the RWD model starts at Rs 59.89 lakh ($67,954.50) (ex-showroom, Delhi), while the LR RWD costs Rs 67.89 lakh ($77,031.73). The standard colour of these models is Stealth Grey. While other shades are also available, customers have to pay extra for them. &nbsp;&nbsp;The Pearl White and Diamond Black colours are available at an additional cost of Rs 95,000, while Glacier Blue and Quicksilver or Ultra Red are available at the cost of Rs 1.25 lakh ($1,418.39) and Rs 1.85 lakh ($2,099.22), respectively. &nbsp;

The Tesla Model Y is available in two versions. In the first version, the Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) uses a 60kWh battery and offers a range of up to 500km, while in the second variant, the long range RWD variant extends up to to 622km. 

Tesla has achieved a big milestone in India with the first delivery of its Model Y SUV from its new ‘Tesla Experience Centre’ in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC). Maharashtra Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik became the first Indian customer to receive the car directly from the official Tesla outlet. The Shiv Sena leader had booked the Model Y soon after Tesla opened its first showroom in India in July this year. At the handover, the company showcased the SUV and explained its key technology and eco-friendly features. Speaking at the event, Sarnaik said that his purchase was not just for personal use but also to support Maharashtra’s push for a clean and green environment. He further added that he also plans to gift a Tesla to his grandson to encourage awareness of electric vehicles among the younger generation. The minister also highlighted that his state aims to expand electric vehicle adoption over the next few years. He also mentioned ongoing EV benefits, such as toll exemptions on the Atal Setu and Samruddhi Expressway. He further noted that the state transport body, Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC), has already added nearly 5,000 e-buses to its fleet. Also Read - After Mumbai, Tesla opens second experience centre in Delhi; THIS city is next Key features of Tesla Model Y The Tesla Model Y is available in two versions. In the first variant, the Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) uses a 60kWh battery and offers a range of up to 500km, while in the second variant, the Long Range RWD variant extends up to 622km. Both models use a single motor, and the RWD variant goes from 0-100 km/h in 5.9 seconds, while the LR RWD does it in 5.6 seconds. Also Read - Can Elon Musk become world’s first trillionaire? Yes, if… The price for the RWD model starts at Rs 59.89 lakh ($67,954.50) (ex-showroom, Delhi), while the LR RWD costs Rs 67.89 lakh ($77,031.73). The standard colour of these models is Stealth Grey. While other shades are also available, customers have to pay extra for them. The Pearl White and Diamond Black colours are available at an additional cost of Rs 95,000, while Glacier Blue and Quicksilver or Ultra Red are available at the cost of Rs 1.25 lakh ($1,418.39) and Rs 1.85 lakh ($2,099.22), respectively.

The Tesla Model Y is available in two versions. In the first variant, the Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) uses a 60kWh battery and offers a range of up to 500km, while in the second variant, the Long Range RWD variant extends up to to 622km.&nbsp;

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India’s first Tesla Model Y has been delivered to Maharashtra Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik and is now on the roads. Sarnaik becomes the first Tesla Model Y owner in India, boosting awareness of electric vehicles. 

Maharashtra minister becomes first Tesla Model Y owner as first car delivered in India

Tesla currently imports China-built, left-hand-drive Model Ys; converting them to right-hand drive adds cost and complexity. Local assembly or manufacturing is not yet viable, prolonging dependency on imports .

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A horrific accident in the Canadian city of Toronto saw four people perish after the Tesla they were riding in crashed into a pillar and burst into flames. A fifth person survived after a bystander heroically smashed the window of the burning car to let the woman out.

The person who helped the woman escape the car said that the Tesla Model Y's electronic doors appeared to have jammed, leading the passengers to get trapped inside the car.

"You couldn't open the doors," Rick Harper told the Toronto Star.

"I would assume the young lady would have tried to open the door from the inside because she was pretty desperate to get out," Harper added. He further said that the smoke was so thick, he didn't realise there were others trapped inside.

"I don't know if that was the battery or what," Harper said. "But she couldn't get out."

A CBC report stated that the accident occurred on October 24 after the driver lost control of the car. The vehicle hit a guardrail before slamming into a pillar and catching fire.

The accident is being investigated, but some reports suggest that the car's doors might be to blame. The model has electronic doors which are used by Tesla and other automakers and require power to open.

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<h2>Tesla models and manual release levers</h2>

Several other Tesla car owners have found themselves locked inside the car in the absence of power. However, most Tesla models come with manual release levers, something not all users might have explored.

Despite the manual provision, Tesla has often been criticised for poorly designed emergency measures and being placed in such areas of certain models a user might not know about. Knowing about them requires a detailed study of the car, and might not be easily and freely accessible in case of an emergency.&nbsp;

In the case of&nbsp;Tesla Model Y, all vehicles do not come with manual releases for the rear doors. Tesla also warns about this in the car's manual. Whether the Model Y involved in the crash had this emergency feature is not known.

Tesla has found itself at the centre of controversy in the past as well. In 2019, a man was burned alive in his Model S after the car's auto-retracting door handles failed to deploy. The family filed a lawsuit, which stated that the issue prevented bystanders and first responders from saving the man.&nbsp;

A horrific accident in the Canadian city of Toronto saw four people perish after the Tesla they were riding in crashed into a pillar and burst into flames. A fifth person survived after a bystander heroically smashed the window of the burning car to let the woman out.

A horrific accident in the Canadian city of Toronto saw four people perish after the Tesla they were riding in crashed into a pillar and burst into flames. A fifth person survived after a bystander heroically smashed the window of the burning car to let the woman out. The person who helped the woman escape the car said that the Tesla Model Y's electronic doors appeared to have jammed, leading the passengers to get trapped inside the car. "You couldn't open the doors," Rick Harper told the Toronto Star. "I would assume the young lady would have tried to open the door from the inside because she was pretty desperate to get out," Harper added. He further said that the smoke was so thick, he didn't realise there were others trapped inside. "I don't know if that was the battery or what," Harper said. "But she couldn't get out." A CBC report stated that the accident occurred on October 24 after the driver lost control of the car. The vehicle hit a guardrail before slamming into a pillar and catching fire. The accident is being investigated, but some reports suggest that the car's doors might be to blame. The model has electronic doors which are used by Tesla and other automakers and require power to open. Also Read: Tesla recalls 2,400 Cybertrucks due to faulty drive inverter component Tesla models and manual release levers Several other Tesla car owners have found themselves locked inside the car in the absence of power. However, most Tesla models come with manual release levers, something not all users might have explored. Despite the manual provision, Tesla has often been criticised for poorly designed emergency measures and being placed in such areas of certain models a user might not know about. Knowing about them requires a detailed study of the car, and might not be easily and freely accessible in case of an emergency. In the case of Tesla Model Y, all vehicles do not come with manual releases for the rear doors. Tesla also warns about this in the car's manual. Whether the Model Y involved in the crash had this emergency feature is not known. Tesla has found itself at the centre of controversy in the past as well. In 2019, a man was burned alive in his Model S after the car's auto-retracting door handles failed to deploy. The family filed a lawsuit, which stated that the issue prevented bystanders and first responders from saving the man.

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Tesla is gearing up to expand its Model Y production in China with the introduction of a six-seat variant, slated for launch in late 2025. The move comes as the American electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer seeks to enhance the appeal of its best-selling yet ageing model.

According to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter, Tesla has instructed its suppliers to prepare for a significant increase in Model Y output at its Shanghai factory. One of the sources, who requested anonymity, indicated that the company is targeting double-digit production growth.

While Tesla did not immediately respond to a request for comment, it has been actively seeking approval to expand its Shanghai factory on 70 hectares of former farmland. This expansion, coupled with the launch of a revamped Model Y version last year, has already contributed to a 6% year-over-year increase in domestic and overseas deliveries of the Model 3 during the first half of 2024.

The upcoming six-seat Model Y variant is part of Tesla's broader efforts to revitalise its product lineup. The company has been working on a project codenamed "Juniper" to revamp the Model Y, with the five-seat version expected to hit the market in early 2025.

The introduction of a six-seat Model Y underscores the growing competition in the Chinese EV market. Domestic rivals have been aggressively launching new models with spacious interiors and competitive pricing, challenging Tesla's dominance. Nio's Onvo L60 and Zeekr's 7X are just two examples of recent additions to the market.

Despite facing increased competition, the Model Y remains the best-selling car in China, with sales of 207,800 units during the first six months of 2024. However, BYD's Seagull sedan is gaining traction and is expected to challenge the Model Y's leadership.

Tesla is optimistic about its overall China sales in the third quarter, anticipating strong growth in smaller cities. The company's decision to reduce its sales force as part of global layoffs in May has not hampered its sales performance, indicating improved profitability.

Furthermore, the introduction of Tesla's Full Self-Driving feature in China by the end of the year is expected to provide a sales boost.

While Tesla offers a seven-seat Model Y in the U.S., the cramped third row is unlikely to be popular in China, where spaciousness is a key preference for consumers. The upcoming six-seat variant addresses this concern and positions Tesla to better compete with domestic rivals. 
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Tesla is gearing up to expand its Model Y production in China with the introduction of a six-seat variant, slated for launch in late 2025. The move comes as the American electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer seeks to enhance the appeal of its best-selling yet ageing model.

Tesla is gearing up to expand its Model Y production in China with the introduction of a six-seat variant, slated for launch in late 2025. The move comes as the American electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer seeks to enhance the appeal of its best-selling yet ageing model. According to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter, Tesla has instructed its suppliers to prepare for a significant increase in Model Y output at its Shanghai factory. One of the sources, who requested anonymity, indicated that the company is targeting double-digit production growth. While Tesla did not immediately respond to a request for comment, it has been actively seeking approval to expand its Shanghai factory on 70 hectares of former farmland. This expansion, coupled with the launch of a revamped Model Y version last year, has already contributed to a 6% year-over-year increase in domestic and overseas deliveries of the Model 3 during the first half of 2024. The upcoming six-seat Model Y variant is part of Tesla's broader efforts to revitalise its product lineup. The company has been working on a project codenamed "Juniper" to revamp the Model Y, with the five-seat version expected to hit the market in early 2025. The introduction of a six-seat Model Y underscores the growing competition in the Chinese EV market. Domestic rivals have been aggressively launching new models with spacious interiors and competitive pricing, challenging Tesla's dominance. Nio's Onvo L60 and Zeekr's 7X are just two examples of recent additions to the market. Despite facing increased competition, the Model Y remains the best-selling car in China, with sales of 207,800 units during the first six months of 2024. However, BYD's Seagull sedan is gaining traction and is expected to challenge the Model Y's leadership. Tesla is optimistic about its overall China sales in the third quarter, anticipating strong growth in smaller cities. The company's decision to reduce its sales force as part of global layoffs in May has not hampered its sales performance, indicating improved profitability. Furthermore, the introduction of Tesla's Full Self-Driving feature in China by the end of the year is expected to provide a sales boost. While Tesla offers a seven-seat Model Y in the U.S., the cramped third row is unlikely to be popular in China, where spaciousness is a key preference for consumers. The upcoming six-seat variant addresses this concern and positions Tesla to better compete with domestic rivals.

Tesla plans six-seat Model Y expansion in China

Auto safety regulators in the US have launched a fresh probe into Tesla's Model Y SUV after reports claimed that the steering wheels of the vehicle came off while being driven.

Auto safety regulators in the US have launched a fresh probe into Tesla's Model Y SUV after reports claimed that the steering wheels of the vehicle came off while being driven. Federal safety regulator National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) stated that it took cognisance of two complaints by the owners who said the car was delivered to them with a missing bolt that apparently holds the steering wheel in place to the steering column. "The Office of Defects Investigation (ODI) is aware of two reports of complete detachment of the steering wheel from the steering column while driving the 2023 Model Year Tesla Model Y vehicles," noted the agency in a statement. "Both vehicles were delivered to the owners missing the retaining bolt which attaches the steering wheel to the steering column." Read more: Tesla to cut US Model S and Model X prices by 4% and 9% One of the complainants noted that he was driving his car with the family in New Jersey in January when the steering wheel came off, five days after the purchase of the car. Fortunately, the accident took place in an isolated area and no one was harmed. The customer added that after being denied a refund for the cost of the repair, he was granted the option of keeping the car or getting it replaced with a new one. The agency said it has started the investigation under which it will assess the frequency, scope and manufacturing procedures associated with the issue. As many as 121,089 Model Y vehicles that currently ply on US roads will be under the ambit of investigation. Tesla vehicles have been recalled as many as 20 times since the start of 2022. The 2023 Model Y has been responsible for four recalls with the latest one issued in November due to a taillight issue. Read more: An affordable Tesla? No details revealed by Elon Musk on investors’ day Apart from the hardware issues, software issues have also plagued the electonic vehicle (EV) industry leader Tesla. The company has halted the rollout of its self-driving beta software in the US and Canada for the foreseeable future as the engineers attempt to remedy the software issue. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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Tesla has literally launched a price war with its rivals as it announced on Friday (January 13) that it will cut the price of its best-selling electric vehicle (EV) models. It said that the cut will be up to 20 per cent in Europe and the United States. The announcement comes as competition continues to rise in the growing EV industry.&nbsp;In early trading on Friday, Tesla shares fell as much as 4.5 per cent though there was some recovery later. The shares of Elon Musk-led company have plummeted for more than a year.&nbsp;

Analyst Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities said: "It's no secret that demand for Tesla is starting to see some cracks in this global slowdown for 2023."&nbsp;

Ives said the price cut was the "right move" and "a clear shot across the bow at European automakers and US stalwarts (GM and Ford) that Tesla is not going to play nice in the sandbox."

A report by Wall Street Journal noted that the discount now makes it possible for buyers of Tesla's US-built Model Y to take advantage of a tax credit in the US by bringing the price of the car below a $55,000 cap.&nbsp;

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Tesla has literally launched a price war with its rivals as it announced on Friday (January 13) that it will cut the price of its best-selling electric vehicle (EV) models.

Tesla has literally launched a price war with its rivals as it announced on Friday (January 13) that it will cut the price of its best-selling electric vehicle (EV) models. It said that the cut will be up to 20 per cent in Europe and the United States. The announcement comes as competition continues to rise in the growing EV industry. In early trading on Friday, Tesla shares fell as much as 4.5 per cent though there was some recovery later. The shares of Elon Musk-led company have plummeted for more than a year. Analyst Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities said: "It's no secret that demand for Tesla is starting to see some cracks in this global slowdown for 2023." Ives said the price cut was the "right move" and "a clear shot across the bow at European automakers and US stalwarts (GM and Ford) that Tesla is not going to play nice in the sandbox." A report by Wall Street Journal noted that the discount now makes it possible for buyers of Tesla's US-built Model Y to take advantage of a tax credit in the US by bringing the price of the car below a $55,000 cap. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Tesla slashes price of its best-selling electric vehicle models in US, Europe

A tweet from Elon Musk indicating that Tesla might allow some owners who are testing a “Full Self-Driving” system to disable an alert that reminds them to keep their hands on the steering wheel has drawn attention from US safety regulators.

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South Korea’s antitrust regulator said it would impose a 2.85 billion won ($2.2 million) fine on Tesla Inc for failing to tell its customers about the shorter driving range of its electric vehicles (EVs).

World Business Watch: Tesla fined $2.2 mln for exaggerating driving range of EVs

South Korea's antitrust regular fined Tesla 2.85 billion won ($2.2 million) for false advertising, saying the company overstated the range of its cars in cold weather.

Tesla has been slapped with a $2 million fine in South Korea

The electric car-making company Tesla has recalled another set of vehicles in the United States after over 300,000 vehicles were reported to be facing tail light issues.

Tesla recalls over 300,000 vehicles in US over taillight software glitch

Electric car maker, Tesla, is in a problem once again in the US, where it has disclosed to regulators that two new fatal crashes involved automated driver assist systems. It brought the total to 16 crashes since the government in US required car makers to begin submitting data on such accidents in June

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Tesla has agreed to assist the&nbsp;Chinese police&nbsp;in the investigation of a crash involving one of its Model Y cars. The accident reportedly killed two people and injured three people. A CCTV video of the same incident went viral on social media.&nbsp;

Reports have mentioned that the incident happened on November 5 in the southern province of China's Guangdong. Local reports mentioned that the car started to malfunction after the driver tried to park it. The park button apparently did not work, and the brakes also failed. The car started to accelerate instead of stopping.&nbsp;

Now, the US automaker said that it would assist the probe to know what exactly happened. The company, which Elon Musk owns, told Reuters: "Police are currently seeking a third party appraisal agency to identify the truth behind this accident and we will actively provide any necessary assistance." The electric vehicle maker also urged people to not believe in "rumours".&nbsp;

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Driver was trying to park the car and then things went awry. 
 
Parking button didn’t work. 
 
Breaks didn’t work. 
 
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Two people including a high school girl dead. <a href="https://t.co/GTwVs7QOg6">pic.twitter.com/GTwVs7QOg6</a>
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The main cause of the incident has not been identified yet, Jimu News quoted the local traffic police as saying. A family member of the driver said the 55-year-old had issues with the brake pedal when he was about to pull over in front of his family store.&nbsp;

The viral footage also showed that when the car was speeding, the car's brake lights were not on. Reports further mentioned that the data from the car showed issues such as there being no action to step on the brakes throughout the journey.&nbsp;

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Tesla has agreed to assist the Chinese police in the investigation of a crash involving one of its Model Y cars. The accident reportedly killed two people and injured three people.

Tesla has agreed to assist the Chinese police in the investigation of a crash involving one of its Model Y cars. The accident reportedly killed two people and injured three people. A CCTV video of the same incident went viral on social media. Reports have mentioned that the incident happened on November 5 in the southern province of China's Guangdong. Local reports mentioned that the car started to malfunction after the driver tried to park it. The park button apparently did not work, and the brakes also failed. The car started to accelerate instead of stopping. Now, the US automaker said that it would assist the probe to know what exactly happened. The company, which Elon Musk owns, told Reuters: "Police are currently seeking a third party appraisal agency to identify the truth behind this accident and we will actively provide any necessary assistance." The electric vehicle maker also urged people to not believe in "rumours". ALSO READ | Zoom video calls on Tesla cars soon to be a reality? Crazy @Tesla video from a week ago. Just saw it on Reddit. Driver was trying to park the car and then things went awry. Parking button didn’t work. Breaks didn’t work. It just kept on accelerating. Two people including a high school girl dead. pic.twitter.com/GTwVs7QOg6 — Ravi Handa (@ravihanda) November 13, 2022 × ALSO READ | 'Working morning till night, seven days a week', Musk tells B20 meet as he continues to fire staff The main cause of the incident has not been identified yet, Jimu News quoted the local traffic police as saying. A family member of the driver said the 55-year-old had issues with the brake pedal when he was about to pull over in front of his family store. The viral footage also showed that when the car was speeding, the car's brake lights were not on. Reports further mentioned that the data from the car showed issues such as there being no action to step on the brakes throughout the journey. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Tesla will assist Chinese authorities in investigating a Tesla Model Y crash in China, which killed two and injured three

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JPMorgan Chase & Co on Monday sued Tesla for $162.2 million, accusing Elon Musk's electric car company of "flagrantly" breaching a contract related to stock warrants after its share price soared.

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