Tesla may be revving up interest in India, again
Business Standard|May 17, 2023
Senior executives from firm to hold meetings with top Indian officials
SURAJEET DAS GUPTA
Tesla may be revving up interest in India, again

Senior Tesla executives including those from its supply chain are planning to come to India on Wednesday and Thursday for meetings with government officials, including those in the Prime Minister's Office, according to sources.

Prashant R Menon, director of Tesla India, did not respond to a specific query on the meetings.

Sources say that the executives are coming to see how they can expand and develop local sourcing of components from India for the Tesla car. They already have some suppliers such as the Sona group, which offers them differential gears, and Sandhar Technologies, which provides some components indirectly,  but the numbers have been limited.

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