Tesla considers Tamil Nadu for manufacturing base

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Tesla is considering locations in India for a new manufacturing base, with Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and Gujarat as potential sites. Tamil Nadu is highlighted for its strong auto and electronics sectors, which are crucial for electric vehicle production. The state has already established itself as a hub for EV manufacturing, producing 40% of India's electric four-wheelers and 70% of e-two-wheelers. Tamil Nadu's EV policy offers incentives and support, making it an attractive option for Tesla. Key advantages for Tamil Nadu include proximity to ports, a skilled workforce, and a strong supply chain for EV components. The state's collaboration between industry and academia also supports innovation in electric vehicle technology.


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