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क्या Elon Musk की Tesla India में Fail होगी?

IndiaPublished September 1, 2025

Views 345K  |  Likes 20.6K  |  Comments 98
Views#4,457,729Global
Views#841,517India

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CA Rahul MalodiaCA Rahul Malodia
6.96M subs•1.47K videos•Sep 2019

This video has 345K views and 20.6K likes, ranking #4,457,729 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

345,393

Likes

20,652

Comments

98

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Total (all-time): $242 – $691

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Tesla Model Y in India has arrived, but can it survive? The EV giant faces three big challenges. First, the famous Tesla Autopilot works only in supervised mode here, and buyers must pay an extra ₹6 lakh to unlock it. Second, India lacks Tesla’s global edge, the supercharger network. With only 20–25 chargers across…

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September 1, 2025
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