Tesla posts a Sales and Delivery Manager role in Casablanca, Morocco, signaling its first EV market entry into Africa and a pragmatic expansion launchpad.
Michael Powers, Editor
Tesla is present on five of the seven continents: North America, Europe, Asia, South America, and Australia. In South America, the company currently operates in just one country—Chile—while signaling plans to move into other markets.
Now there’s indirect confirmation that Tesla is preparing its first steps into Africa, opening a new front for the brand and broadening its automotive footprint.
Although Tesla hasn’t launched any projects on the continent yet, a new job listing suggests the company is ready to enter the market for the first time. A posting on the Tesla Careers website seeks a Sales and Delivery Manager based in Casablanca, Morocco. The choice of role hints at groundwork rather than a splashy debut—laying out sales channels and delivery processes typically comes before bigger moves.
Morocco is regarded as one of Africa’s most receptive markets for the shift to electric vehicles, with the government emphasizing renewable energy and strategic investment in transport. Against this backdrop, the country looks like a pragmatic launchpad for a first foothold.
