Excitement is running high in Surat as the city witnesses the arrival of India’s first Tesla Cybertruck. The futuristic vehicle, imported from Dubai, has created a buzz among residents, thanks to local businessman Lavji Daliya, popularly known as “Badshah” of Surat.
The Arrival of the Tesla Cybertruck
Lavji Daliya’s son, Piyush, shared that the Tesla Cybertruck they imported is part of Tesla’s limited edition Foundation Series.
“We booked this car six months ago at the Tesla Showroom in Texas, USA,” he revealed.
The Cybertruck, seen for the first time on Indian roads, reportedly cost around ₹60 lakh after import. According to online checks, no other Cybertruck has been imported to India yet, making it a unique possession.
Who is Lavji Daliya?
Lavji Daliya, or Lavji Badshah as he is affectionately called, is a well-known real estate developer, diamond merchant, and power loom owner in Surat. He owns the Gopin Group, which operates in sectors ranging from real estate to non-profit initiatives and investment ventures.
The Gopin Group states its mission as creating lasting impact through innovative businesses and humanitarian projects. Lavji Daliya has earned admiration across Gujarat for his philanthropy, uplifting the underprivileged, and supporting various causes.
A Man of Principles and Vision
According to his LinkedIn profile, Lavji Daliya attributes his success to values like honesty, gratitude, and forgiveness.
His social media profiles, including a photo with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reflect both his business achievements and his dedication to social service.
A Symbol of Innovation and Inspiration
The arrival of the Tesla Cybertruck not only showcases Lavji Daliya’s passion for innovation but also symbolizes the changing face of Indian entrepreneurship. As Tesla continues to push technological boundaries, businessmen like Lavji Badshah are leading the way in bringing cutting-edge innovations to India.
The Cybertruck sighting in Surat has sparked conversations about futuristic vehicles, sustainable transportation, and the aspirations of the new India.
