Tesla Inc.’s China factory shipments dropped in 2025 despite a bump in December, as the Elon Musk-led carmaker struggled with a slowdown in global sales and lost its No. 1 spot.

We finally have the full picture for Tesla’s 2025 out of Giga Shanghai, and while the headline wholesale numbers

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South Korea’s electric vehicle market is becoming a “clearance outlet” for Chinese-made Teslas. This is because Tesla, which saw a sharp decline in sales in China and Europe last year, is pushing one out of every four units exported from its Shanghai factory into South Korea.

Canada's new 6.1% tariff on Chinese EVs lets Tesla resume Shanghai exports with established infrastructure and 39 retail stores.

Tesla’s (TSLA) China factory shipment reportedly rose for the third time this year, amid a global decline in sales for the Musk-led electric vehicle (EV) maker. According to preliminary data from China’s Passenger Car Association, the firm’s Shanghai ...

A series of satellite images obtained by Business Insider on Friday showcased that BYD's Zhengzhou site has grown to 22.5 square kilometers, employing roughly 60,000 workers—making it six times larger than Tesla's 3.53-square-kilometer Gigafactory in ...

Canada is lifting 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs, allowing 49,000 imports annually. This move could significantly benefit Tesla, which previously shipped from China. However, a price cap on half the quota might favor Chinese brands like BYD and Nio,

Tesla is investing $5 billion in a factory outside Shanghai, China, the company’s first international factory, in an effort to lower the cost of importing vehicles into China, according to Fortune. Tesla is hoping to produce 500,000 vehicles annually at ...

By Akash Sriram Jan 22 (Reuters) - Tesla is likely to win regulatory approval in Europe and China for its Full Self-Driving system as early as next month, CEO Elon Musk said on Thursday, as the electric automaker looks to boost software revenue amid slowing vehicle sales.