Indian: Why do we ban Tesla sales in China when we have a Tesla factory?
An Indian netizen raised a question on the forum.
Why does China have a Tesla Gigafactory while India cannot?
In the past, Intel, Apple, and now Tesla all chose China, so why didn't they choose India?
Is India really inferior to China in their eyes?
Or did the Chinese give a lot of chips and bribes so that the executives of these companies were bought?
If so, can we do the same?
In fact, we all know that there is a reason why China introduced Tesla.
I just hope that Tesla can act as the Apple in the field of mobile phones, play a catfish effect, and let the automakers roll in, instead of squeezing toothpaste in a comfortable living area, without any progress.
In the past, the development of joint venture automobiles was also like this, although there was progress, but it was far from enough.
The effect of the introduction of Tesla is obvious, and the rise of many domestic brands has injected new impetus into economic development and technological development.
Even the joint venture cars did not have any power to fight back, which made foreign luxury car brands lose face, and they actually became miscellaneous cars in the field of new energy, which is the result of the rotation of feng shui.
Indian: Humanist
Rather than empty words, let's talk about the facts, and we all know why. That is, we have no way to learn from China and give Tesla concessions and passes.
If India wants Tesla to grow in India, it must give corresponding policies, not restrictions. The results of Intel in 2006 happened again to Tesla.
When will we avoid making the same mistakes, and when will we be able to develop?
印度人:Bhambhani
It's helpless, why are we in a backward position in all walks of life, semiconductor technology, chip technology, etc.
Why are Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam more than 2 years ahead of Bharat?
印度人:Maheshwari
There is a reason for this, and we should blame the Congress party, the development of the Indian semiconductor industry has been delayed for 20 years.
But let's not defend Musk, he doesn't have the idea of building a factory in India, he just wants to sell Tesla cars in India, which is why Tesla and Intel are different.
Modi doesn't want Tesla to just import the whole car, and Modi has asked Elon to build a factory here, otherwise goodbye
印度人:Sridhara Kumar
One thing you have to understand is not to blame the current Modi government, they are smarter than the Congress.
Elon Musk wants to sell Chinese-made Tesla cars to Indian factories, why should we accept this condition? If he wants the Indian market, he must build factories in India, otherwise don't think about it.
Supporting Modi's decision, he is the great Indian leader, and this time he is fighting for the glory of India.
Indian: Rajesh
There are also some reasons, which is that the local car manufacturers are boycotting this act, because Modi has no choice but to put it off again and again, we are in a race against time, but we seem to be losing again.
I think it's time to negotiate quickly, give Tesla some concessions, and stimulate local cars, otherwise we won't be able to win, let alone challenge China.
Indian: Nicky
Tesla does not want to build a factory in India, also considering many factors, they believe that India's industrial chain and industrial base are not as strong as China's.
So basically they just want to make cars from China and sell them to the Indian market, they just want to make money, not help India.
Electric vehicles are a slow-moving business, and they are not sustainable. These are just status symbols for the wealthy, so we have to resist the idea and support the shift to electrification of local cars first.
Indian: Deepayan
What about Tesla, Tesla very much wanted to come to India, but the Indian government was unwilling to provide tax refunds, causing delays.
The government always has too many worries and concerns, when can it be brave enough to make a choice? Delay will only make the plan fail.
印度人:Chaudhry
I think it's time to make adjustments, whether it's policies or plans, to provide consumers with better products, rather than doing anything that goes against the development of the market.
In addition, the only reason why they don't give Tesla tax breaks is that Indian manufacturers have a monopoly on the EV sector and don't let us buy Tesla's cars, so what's the point of such an EV policy.
印度人:Aush Hegde
Do you know how many startups in India are working on electric vehicles?
Why not give them a chance. If Elon wants to come and build a factory here, then welcome, the only condition offered by the Indian government. There is only one condition
Write at the end:
This time, the Indians are still smart, they know that Tesla's intention to come to India is to open up sales channels in India, occupy the Indian market, and prepare for Tesla cars to enter India in the future.
The Indians, however, have stopped doing it, believing that they should not even think about it if they do not build a Tesla factory in India. If you just want to make money, but not contribute, why let Tesla in?
So do you think that in the end, will India take a step back and choose to let the envoy enter the Indian market?