About Tesla UAE
Tesla is the US electric car maker that helped bring electric vehicles into the mainstream. It entered the UAE in 2017 and sells its cars directly to customers, rather than through a traditional dealer.
Customers order cars online or through Tesla showrooms, and the company handles delivery, service and software updates itself.
Models available in the UAE include the Model 3, Model Y, Model S and Model X, along with the Cybertruck in some markets.
Tesla has built Supercharger stations in the UAE, allowing fast charging along major routes between Dubai, Abu Dhabi and other emirates.
Over-the-air software updates are a distinctive feature, adding new functions and improvements without visits to a service centre.
Tesla's arrival helped raise interest in electric vehicles in the UAE, where government incentives such as free parking and charging in some places have encouraged adoption.
Tesla is a US company rather than a UAE startup, and Startups UAE lists its UAE operations among the country's electric car brands.
Customers order cars online or through Tesla showrooms, and the company handles delivery, service and software updates itself.
Models available in the UAE include the Model 3, Model Y, Model S and Model X, along with the Cybertruck in some markets.
Tesla has built Supercharger stations in the UAE, allowing fast charging along major routes between Dubai, Abu Dhabi and other emirates.
Over-the-air software updates are a distinctive feature, adding new functions and improvements without visits to a service centre.
Tesla's arrival helped raise interest in electric vehicles in the UAE, where government incentives such as free parking and charging in some places have encouraged adoption.
Tesla is a US company rather than a UAE startup, and Startups UAE lists its UAE operations among the country's electric car brands.