Tesla Giga Shanghai

  • Tesla Shanghai plant rolls out 5 millionth locally produced electric drive system

    Tesla's Shanghai factory reached the milestone of producing its 4 millionth China-made vehicle 1 month ago.

  • Tesla rolls out its 9 millionth EV globally at Shanghai plant

    Tesla today saw the rollout of its 9 millionth EV globally at Giga Shanghai, with the milestone vehicle being a Model Y.

  • Tesla hits milestone of 4 million cars produced in China

    The milestone comes 14 months after the production of the three-millionth Tesla vehicle made in China.

  • Tesla Shanghai plant sees 5 millionth battery pack roll off line

    Giga Shanghai saw its 5-millionth battery pack roll off the line, marking a milestone for Tesla's largest global production facility.

  • Tesla Diner in Shanghai may open in early 2026, report says

    The first Tesla Diner in Shanghai may open around Chinese New Year in 2026, with prices likely to be 70 percent of those in the US, according to a local media report.

  • Tesla says Shanghai plant completed capacity ramp-up of updated Model Y in just 6 weeks

    Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory completed the capacity ramp-up for the updated Model Y in six weeks, setting a new record for it.

  • Tesla officially begins production of facelifted Model Y at Shanghai plant

    Deliveries of the facelifted Model Y in China will begin in late February, with the current Launch Series on sale for a limited time until February 28.

  • Tesla Giga Shanghai to start mass production of facelifted Model Y in Jan, report says

    Tesla's Shanghai factory will begin mass production of the facelifted Model Y next month and is expected to begin deliveries of a six-seat Model Y in the fourth quarter of 2025, according to local media.

  • Tesla's China factory chief set to leave this week, report says

    Song Gang joined Tesla Shanghai in December 2018 and was the No. 1 employee at Giga Shanghai.

  • Tesla China's payment cycle to suppliers shortened to 90 days, exec says

    Tesla China's payment cycle to supply chain partners has been further shortened to around 90 days from about 101 days in 2023, according to Tesla VP Grace Tao.