Tesla Opens First Integrated Centre In Gurugram; CM Saini Flags Off Operations

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Thursday inaugurated electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla’s first all-in-one centre in Haryana, located at Orchid Business Park in Sector-48, Cyber City, Gurugram. The facility follows the company’s earlier experience centres in Mumbai and Delhi, along with three charging sites established across India.

Industry and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh and MLA Mukesh Sharma were also present at the inauguration.

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Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister said the new Tesla centre will boost industrial growth in Haryana and generate new employment opportunities. He highlighted the state’s expanding economic footprint, investment-friendly environment, and strong manufacturing base.

Key Highlights from the Chief Minister’s Address

-Haryana has emerged as a major investment hub.

-The state’s economy is now larger than that of several major states.

-Exports stood at Rs 70,000 crore before 2014; today they exceed Rs 2 lakh crore.

-India is achieving new milestones in development.

-A widespread network of highways has been created.

-Gurugram serves as the gateway to Haryana and enjoys global recognition.

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-Haryana is not just a market but a manufacturing powerhouse.

-The state leads in car production and also tops in two-wheeler manufacturing.

-The government is actively encouraging investors.

-Haryana ranks among the top states for ease of doing business.

-Several outdated laws have been reformed to improve industrial processes.

-Haryana is currently ranked seventh in the country for startups.

-A new Suzuki motorcycle plant will soon be established in Kharkhoda.

-The government assured that Tesla will face no hurdles in operating within the state.

-The CM expressed hope that Tesla would soon begin manufacturing operations in Haryana.