China: Tesla Sales/Exports Exceeded 71,000 In October 2022 via insideevs.com
Tesla does not slow down in China, where its production and wholesale shipments continue to increase at a healthy rate.'s total Made-in-China sales volume amounted to 71,704, which is 31.8% more than a year ago.That's one of the best monthly results , which indicates that the Tesla Giga Shanghai plant is running at a stable, high rate.
The report does not contain any details related to local sales and export or particular models , which are expected to be announced later this month.According to the CPCA, Tesla's cumulative wholesale volume from the Tesla Giga Shanghai amounted to over 1.16 million, including roughly 0.68 million in the past 12 months.
. However, many believe that after the summer upgrade, the factory will be able to produce significantly more cars - even 1.1-1.2 million annually . Considering over 230,000 sold in the last three months, the company might already be at a rate of over 900,000/year. The main question is whether Tesla will be able to maintain high demand for the Model 3/Model Y in China?
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