Tesla’s biggest rival in China reported a big decline in its profitability for the second straight quarter, and a loss of one-third compared to the same...
The event will take place from November 5–10 at Shanghai’s National Exhibition and Convention Center.
Located in the Lingang New Area of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, the Tesla Megafactory has been running at full throttle since opening in February.
Tesla Model Y L was able to sell 8,221 units domestically in September.
Tesla's September numbers are just below the 74,127 units that were sold domestically in March.
The month's results represent the company's best wholesale figures this year so far.
The upcoming variant was listed in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s (MIIT) public catalog.
The video was shared by the electric vehicle maker on Chinese social media platform Weibo.
Tesla wrapped up the final week of Q3 2025 in China with its most impressive week of the quarter.
There is just something about Tesla’s tuning and refinement that makes raw specs seem not as game-changing.
China’s regulatory agency handling automotive concerns has released a draft on what it is considering to be standard for door handle designs on vehicles, following some...
Deutsche Bank’s estimate represents a 27% increase from August's figures.
Quarter to date, Tesla’s insurance registrations are up 33.2% sequentially.
Analysts concluded that Tesla is still the benchmark that competitors rely on for innovation.
Out of Tesla China's 15,350 registrations, the Model Y once again accounted for the majority.
New Tesla Model Y L orders now show an estimated delivery date of November 2025 at the earliest.
Tesla posted 14,300 insurance registrations in China during the week of September 1–7.
The automaker sold 57,152 vehicles locally, as per data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA).
Tesla China’s wholesale figures include both vehicles that are sold domestically and exported abroad.
The update was implemented by Tesla just weeks after the variant’s introduction.
