Skip to main content

Tesla in India?

Recently, very exciting news has come that tesla is coming to India this year (2021).

Tesla is one of the top and amazing electric car manufacturing companies in the world.

 
There are a lot of companies in the market that are making cars but Tesla is different because it is making future cars.

Tesla cars have amazing features such as autopilot in which you just have to fill the destination in the system and cars will drive themselves.

Tesla can achieve 0 to 100 kilometers per hour speed in just 3 seconds.

It can pull the Boeing plane so you can imagine its power.

Due to running on electricity, it's petrol, diesel expenses are zero. So it is eco-friendly as well as pocket-friendly.
The cost of Tesla Model 3 in India is estimated to be 60 lakh due to 100% import duty because they are completely built up from outside and will be delivered here.

But the government of India says that assemble cars in India and due to that job opportunities will increase and the price of cars will also drop.

The problem here is that Tesla cars and their parts are manufactured in China because of mines of lithium sources and lithium is very necessary for batteries of these cars.

But India doesn't have a large number of lithium resources so we have to import that if we want to start manufacturing units here.

Facts

- The environmental damage while making batteries for EV is much more than the damage from making a level of cars and this is a fact.

- Also, India is producing electricity by burning coal which itself is a pollutant.

Then why EV?

- These are more efficient as compared to petrol diesel cars

- We import crude oil last year worth 7,28,112 crores. These cars will decrease our dependence on crude oil.

- Our companies such as Tata Ashok Leyland manufacturing electric cars and buses. And these companies can also collaborate with Tesla.

- Report of Niti aayog says that India could achieve high penetration of EV by 2030. 

- Where 80%of two-wheelers and 30% of private cars will be electric.

What are your views on tesla in india?
Please comment in the comment section.

Labels:

Comments

  1. Akpandey talisman February 20, 2021 at 4:36 PM

    Well explained bro

    ReplyDelete
  2. KahkashaFebruary 20, 2021 at 5:01 PM

    Explanation is good 👍

    ReplyDelete
  3. Sahil ThakurFebruary 20, 2021 at 5:47 PM

    I Simple love Elon Musk and his thinking and doing....

    ReplyDelete
  4. PrernaFebruary 20, 2021 at 8:06 PM

    Aadi dalle aadi dlaal

    ReplyDelete
  5. AnonymousFebruary 20, 2021 at 8:08 PM

    Election car is future, electric car industry will boost at very fast rate at in next few years.

    ReplyDelete
  6. AbhinavFebruary 20, 2021 at 8:16 PM

    Great explanation brother

    ReplyDelete
  7. Vaibhav SharmaFebruary 22, 2021 at 1:01 PM

    I love the idea if ELON MUSK the way he thinks and I personally love his plans .
    I also love the way you explained all the status regarding E.V

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Do films create a social evil?

  firstly, we should know about the social evils. Social evils :  Social evils are all the elements that are contradictory to moral values.  These affect not just individuals but the whole society member, which are related to each other in terms of nation or a community. Some of the social evils are ; Youth crime, drugs, and alcohol abuse, falling values, etc. Now let's get back to the question Do films create a social evil? ​Yes, some films cause social evil but second thing is that the audience should also need to understand which kinds of films to be watched. ​ Let's take a review;     We watch movies and we enjoy but we forgot this one silver screen is for our entertainment but real life is different.     In movies everything is possible but in real life maybe it is not possible.  But movie's impact is always shown in our society.    Especially, teenagers want to fulfill their dreams and desires and they can not understand what is wrong and what is right only they want
3 comments
Read more

voting rights to illiterate-logical or not??

India's literacy rate is 74.4% according to the 2011 census, which contains 82.14% for males and 65.46% for females. Any Indian citizen who is 18yrs old and above has the right to vote and contest the election.13 Dec 1989 was the date when the starting age was reduced to18yrs from 21yrs. There is a constitutional body in India that handles the whole election procedure from the election of Prime Minister to Sarpanch. When India became independent thousands of questions arose in the minds of constitution-makers. One major question among all these was- Should illiterate people have the right to vote? We know that voting is a very big responsibility in a democracy. After a lot of debates and arguments, the decision was taken and voting right was also given to illiterate citizens. Arguments in favor  1. By not providing them the right to vote, we are violating their right to equality. 2. An illiterate voter can distinguish between genuine promises and false promises.  3. Som
12 comments
Read more

Rihanna tweet on farmers protest

Introduction : One tweet has shaken the government of India, forced the external affairs ministry to take a stand. One tweet has provided headlines to every news channel. One tweet has wakened our sleeping celebrities . I am talking about the tweet done by Rihanna (singer). Who is Rihanna? Rihanna is a world-famous singer, has over 100 million followers on Twitter . When she tweeted on the farmer's protest, thousand of people retweeted, some in against and some in favor. Many international personalities such as Greta Thunberg, MP's of Canada, and the UK tweeted for farmers. National personalities like Sachin Tendulkar, Akshay Kumar, Ajay Devgan, etc also tweeted after Rihanna's tweet. Are these celebrities aware of farm bills? They are neither against nor favor the farm bills but just speaking about human rights and the right to protest.  Now the question has changed? Now the question is not about if you support farm bills or not? Now
8 comments
Read more