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Tesla officially delivered its first vehicles to customers in Singapore five months after the start of sales. Model 3s were delivered on the morning of July 29 at the new showroom at Toa Toa Payoh.
On July 29 at 10:00 am Singapore time, Tesla delivered the first Model 3s to its customers. This event marked the official entry of the manufacturer into the city-state market after several years of difficult relations and uncertainty. The delivery event was held at the new showroom in Toa Payoh, which also has a service center.
BREAKING !!
— TeslaEvangelist (@tslaevangelist) July 29, 2021
Tesla Singapore 🇸🇬 First Deliveries are happening today !!
PS: It's not mine. I am still waiting !!
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Tesla launched an order configurator in Singapore in February with very attractive prices compared to some of the other options, whether electric vehicles or their gasoline counterparts. The first model available to order in Singapore was Model 3 Standard Range and Performance. In fact, the first handover of cars to customers took place five months after the resumption of sales. According to available data, only a small number of vehicles have been delivered, however, more are planned to be transferred in the coming days. All cars are manufactured at Giga Shanghai, which has now become Tesla's export hub.
In parallel with the start of deliveries and the launch of the Service Center, the Californian manufacturer also recently opened the very first Supercharger in the country. Tesla's new Supercharger site is located in Orchard Central shopping center at 181 Orchard Rd on the ninth level. The charging station consists of three 250kW stalls with more to be installed in the coming months.
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Eva Fox joined Tesmanian in 2019 to cover breaking news as an automotive journalist. The main topics that she covers are clean energy and electric vehicles. As a journalist, Eva is specialized in Tesla and topics related to the work and development of the company.
