Tesla's new Belfast showroom to open this weekend

Tesla is set to officially open its new Tesla Centre Belfast on Saturday, November 18th. From 10 am to 4 pm, the public is invited to explore the centre, featuring various activities such as children's entertainment, in-car gaming, and test drives. The Service Centre will also be open, providing an opportunity for guests to learn about electric vehicles and examine the engineering and batteries aligning with Tesla's mission to accelerate Northern Ireland's transition to sustainable energy.

The state-of-the-art Tesla Centre, spanning approximately 25,000 sqft and equipped with 8 Tesla Superchargers, supports the digital customer experience in Northern Ireland. Offering both test drives and services, the Boucher Road location ensures accessibility from the M1, M2, and M3.

Since 2020, Tesla has been present in Northern Ireland, initially opening its Belfast Centre. Due to increased demand for sales and servicing, the new Tesla Centre symbolizes the company's ongoing investment in the region, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable energy.

As a forward-thinking tech company, Tesla revolutionizes the car purchase and ownership experience. All transactions, including fixed pricing, are conducted online, and test drives can be scheduled in advance or on-site at a local Tesla Centre.

Tesla's service experience is unique, with service visits arranged through the Tesla app. Leveraging remote diagnostics, the company can often address issues with software updates. For physical interventions, a Mobile Service Technician can visit the customer's location, providing a seamless and contactless experience. The commitment to customer convenience extends to contactless drop-offs for Service Centre appointments.

Area Sales and Delivery Manager John McBain said “We’re proud to be investing further into Northern Ireland at Tesla, and investing in jobs and upskilling people in the Belfast area. Everything we do at Tesla is in support of our mission, which is to accelerate Northern Ireland’s transition to sustainable energy.”