The U.S. President does not support Tesla building cars in India, the world's third-largest car market. Foreign brands, however, only compete for about a third of overall demandan

US President Donald Trump has criticized Tesla's potential plans to manufacture electric vehicles in India, calling the move "unfair" to the US during an interview with . His comments came shortly after reports emerged about Tesla's strategy to enter the Indian market through local manufacturing to circumvent high import tariffs.

Just a few days after posting job listings in Mumbai and Delhi, Tesla Inc. has expanded its hiring efforts in India, now opening a new position in Pune for the role of PCB Design Engineer in Electronic Systems.

Tesla tried to enter India before too. However, the company pulled back from it over issues like high tariff rates. Its plans advanced quickly after Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk last week in Washington,

Elon Musk's Tesla is looking to hire senior staff in India, job advertisements posted this week showed, signalling progress in the electric vehicle maker's plans to enter the world's third-biggest auto market.

Tesla has reportedly chosen two showroom locations in India, according to a Reuters report, citing anonymous sources. One is situated in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex, while the other is in Delhi's Aerocity,

Tesla is ramping up its India expansion with plans for showrooms in Mumbai and New Delhi, along with a new recruitment drive. But former U.S. President Donald Trump has called Tesla's potential factory in India "unfair" to the United States,

Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra has expressed confidence in his company’s ability to compete with Tesla if Elon Musk’s automaker enters the Indian market. According to reports, Tesla is moving closer to its long-awaited Indian debut by shortlisting sites for two shops in Mumbai and New Delhi.