Photo: Tesla via @TeslaGong
As Tesla expands its presence around the world, it will require the company to expand its complex network of service centers, Superchargers and stores, especially in underserved regions of the world that don’t have a direct Tesla presence.
Tesla has opened a new service center in Miranda, New South Wales in Australia, according to @TeslaGong. The service center, located in the suburb south of Sydney, comes as Tesla continues to expand throughout Australia – hopefully even including a new vehicle soon.
Other nearby service centers exist in Sydney’s Alexandria and Chatswood districts, with a number of others scattered across Australia.
Love the expansion
This is the most logical next step in the NSW @Tesla roadmap here in Australia is a Western Sydney Supercharger and Service centre It is an underserved region for now.
Congratulations on the #Miranda #Tesla #ServiceCentre 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Let’s RT that please. https://t.co/Mf7dVjVRpv pic.twitter.com/BEvEx6Fx7u
— Tesla in the Gong 🇦🇺🦘🤖🚕 (@TeslaGong) September 17, 2021
Last month, the Tesla Model Y reportedly arrived in Australia, potentially hinting at an upcoming launch in the region. Earlier this summer, Tesla also dropped the price of the Model 3 in Australia, with hopefuls looking forward to receiving the Model Y.
Australia’s Tesla vehicles come from Gigafactory Shanghai, just as Europe’s currently do ahead of the company’s opening of Gigafactory Berlin – set to happen this year.
Australia does seem poised to receive the Model Y in the coming months, as European buyers received their first Model Y units last month for the first time, as shipped from Gigafactory Shanghai.
