Tesla has opened a new Experience Centre at Skymark One, Sector 98, Noida, giving buyers in Noida and the wider Delhi-NCR region a local place to view, test-drive and order its electric SUVs. The facility is retail-only, while the current Model Y range starts at ₹50.89 lakh ex-showroom as of 10 Oct 2026.
Key takeaways
- The Noida Experience Centre is at Skymark One in Sector 98 and was announced as open on 9 Oct 2026.
- It is Tesla's third sales touchpoint in NCR after its facilities in Aerocity, Delhi, and Sohna Road, Gurugram.
- Tesla's India configurator lists the five-seat Model Y Premium RWD at ₹50.89 lakh and the six-seat Model Y L AWD at ₹61.99 lakh, both ex-showroom, as of 10 Oct 2026.
- The Noida site handles vehicle display, test drives and orders; Tesla has listed separate approved collision-centre support for NCR.
What opened in Noida
The new facility is designed to bring Tesla's retail experience closer to customers in Noida and nearby parts of Delhi-NCR. The Economic Times and Moneycontrol reported that the centre is located at Skymark One in Sector 98 and lets visitors see the vehicles, arrange test drives and place orders. Tesla's official location listing also identifies the Noida site at Skymark 1, Sector 98.
The opening makes Noida the brand's third NCR sales touchpoint, following the Tesla Experience Centre at Aerocity in Delhi and the centre on Sohna Road in Gurugram. That matters for a premium EV buyer because a showroom visit can answer questions about seating, visibility, software and charging before an online order is placed. It does not, by itself, change the vehicle's price, delivery terms or service coverage.
Model Y prices and range claims
As of 10 Oct 2026, Tesla's India configurator and the two independent reports reviewed list the following ex-showroom figures. WLTP figures are test-cycle claims, not a promise of the distance every driver will achieve in Indian traffic and weather.
| Variant | Ex-showroom price | Seating | Claimed range | 0–100 km/h |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model Y Premium RWD | ₹50.89 lakh | 5 seats | Up to 500 km WLTP | 5.9 seconds |
| Model Y L AWD | ₹61.99 lakh | 6 seats | Up to 681 km WLTP | 5.0 seconds |
The price gap between the two listed versions is ₹11.10 lakh before registration, insurance, accessories and any configuration changes. The more expensive Model Y L adds a third row and all-wheel drive, while the shorter five-seat Model Y Premium RWD is the lower entry point. A buyer comparing the two should treat the ₹50.89 lakh and ₹61.99 lakh figures as dated ex-showroom reference prices, not final on-road quotes.
Retail access is not the same as service access
The most important practical detail is that the Noida centre is retail-only. The Economic Times reported that Tesla customers in NCR can use approved collision centres at Sector 18 in Gurugram's Sarhol and at Shivaji Marg in Delhi's Moti Nagar. The announcement therefore expands the place where a customer can see, test-drive and order a car, but it does not announce a full workshop at the new Noida address.
Charging is another separate check. Tesla said NCR customers can use charging locations at Aerocity, Sohna Road, One Horizon on Golf Course Road and Nexus Select Citywalk in Saket. Availability, connector compatibility and access conditions can change, so EV owners planning a commute or inter-city drive should verify the latest options in an EV charging station directory rather than assuming that a retail centre is also a public charging stop.
What the opening means for a Delhi-NCR buyer
The new location reduces the need for a Noida resident to travel to Delhi or Gurugram just to inspect the Model Y. That is a convenience gain, but it should not be confused with a lower ownership cost or a wider service network. The published prices also sit in the premium-EV bracket, so the relevant comparison is the complete ownership picture: on-road taxes, insurance, home charging, public charging, warranty terms and the time needed to reach an approved support facility.
For a road-trip decision, the WLTP range is only one input. Route length, highway charging availability, traffic, weather and the amount of reserve a driver wants all affect the plan. A reader can map the journey with the road-trip planner and use the fuel cost calculator to establish a petrol-SUV running-cost baseline before comparing it with an EV charging estimate.
What to check before placing an order
- Ask for an on-road quotation for the registration state; the announced figures are ex-showroom prices dated 10 Oct 2026.
- Confirm the delivery window, available configuration and the terms attached to the order before making a payment.
- Identify the nearest approved service or collision-support location and understand which work is handled there.
- Check the charging connector, route coverage and current station status for regular travel and planned highway journeys.
- Compare the five-seat rear-wheel-drive and six-seat all-wheel-drive versions on usable range, space and support access, not only on the headline price.
What to watch next
The Noida opening is a retail-network expansion, not an announcement of a new Model Y variant or a change in Tesla's India pricing. The next useful signals for buyers will be any update on delivery capacity, NCR after-sales coverage and the availability of charging locations that can support regular Noida-to-Delhi and longer highway journeys.
Sources
- Tesla — Tesla Experience Center Noida listing, accessed 10 Oct 2026.
- Tesla — Model Y India configurator and current prices, accessed 10 Oct 2026.
- The Economic Times — Tesla expands NCR footprint with new Noida experience centre after Delhi and Gurugram, 9 Oct 2026.
- Moneycontrol — Tesla opens new experience centre at Skymark One in Noida, 9 Oct 2026; updated 10 Oct 2026.
- Team-BHP — Noida gets new Tesla Experience Center, 9 Oct 2026.
