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Tesla’s China sales surge to 2026 high, but rivals crowd the rear-view mirror
Tesla’s China sales surge to 2026 high, but rivals crowd the rear-view mirror Tesla’s China sales rebounded in May on financing incentives and stronger demand, but local competitors are gaining momentum The factory in Shanghai’s Lingang free-trade zone delivered 85,982 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles last month, up 39.4 per cent from a year earlier and 8.2 per cent from April, according to Tesla China. The figure includes deliveries to customers in mainland China as well as exports to overseas...
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