[RM Motorsports]

Cybertruck on a flatbed spotted in India. Number plate says its here on carnet from Dubai.

[itwasntme]

Originally Posted by volkman10

Latest sighting is of a Tesla Model Y with KA-03 registration plates in Pune.

Guess we will be getting a very similar Berlin-made Model Y shortly:
Tesla Model Y review
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/tesla/model-y

Verdict:
For all the hype and love-hate culture around the Tesla brand, a Model Y is really a car you buy with your head rather than your heart. Apart from being fast, it’s merely fine to drive. Some rivals are more comfortable, handle more naturally and give you more options for regenerative braking. The interior’s quite plain but hard to fault for functionality.

What the Model Y is brilliant at is the sensible stuff. It has all the rear-seat space you probably need, and even more luggage room. It also outdoes all rivals for energy efficiency and range. That all applied to the outgoing one, but this new one adds a bunch of useful new features, improves the driveability and takes the edge off the ride. There are still Tesla quirks to put up with, not least the brand’s image, but as a practical, rangey family EV, it's hard to argue with.

[Chrome6Boy]

Originally Posted by itwasntme

What the Model Y is brilliant at is the sensible stuff. It has all the rear-seat space you probably need, and even more luggage room. It also outdoes all rivals for energy efficiency and range. That all applied to the outgoing one, but this new one adds a bunch of useful new features, improves the driveability and takes the edge off the ride. There are still Tesla quirks to put up with, not least the brand’s image, but as a practical, rangey family EV, it's hard to argue with.

With BMW and BYD offering very good prices for similar offerings, it'll be interesting to see if they demand a premium for the brand name.

[evhead]

If I am least interested in FSD, can somebody tell me why should I consider Tesla and not XEV 9E. I am looking from the following perspective.
1. After sales support.
2. Maintenance Cost.
3. Riding comfort.
4. Convenience features.

I have booked XEV 9E. I am indeed following the XEV thread, and do see minor niggles which are getting solved. I am also aware of the fact, that in the US, there are cases where Tesla throws a bombshell as a maintenance cost. Can we expect better experience here?