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Tesla announces its coming to Qatar

Tesla has announced that it is expanding its electric vehicle business to Qatar with the launch of its online configurator in the country.

Since launching the Model 3 and Model Y, Tesla has expanded to the most important auto markets all around the world, but there are still a few countries where the automaker still doesn’t operate.

In the Middle East, Tesla still has limited operations. It only operates stores, service centers, and Supercharger stations in Israel, Jordan, and the United Arab Emirates.

Now, the automaker is announcing an expansion into Qatar:

https://twitter.com/teslaeurope/status/1734521038237565248

Qatar is a fairly small country in size as its geography consists entirely of a peninsula that is 165 km (103 miles) long and 80 km (50 miles) wide.

In terms of population, it has about 2.7 million people. Those people only buy about 40,000 passenger vehicles per year – making it a fairly small auto market.

It’s going to be hard for Tesla to sell a significant number of vehicles in the country, but it could just deploy some infrastructure, like a Supercharger and service center, in Doha and make it a sustainable business in the region.

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