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As some Tesla supercharging stations were closed, Tesla starts to show third-party charging stations to the vehicle system in China.

Tesla has resumed delivery of its China-made Model 3. Prior to this, Tesla stopped production and delivery due to the outbreak of the coronavirus pneumonia outbreak.

Tesla Inc is seeking approval in China to offer a new China-made Model 3 with a longer driving range, Reuters reported on Thursday.

Tesla produced 2,625 Model 3s in January before the Lunar New Year holiday on January 25, which ranks fifth in China's electric vehicle industry.

Tesla's offline stores in the Chinese mainland will resume operations on February 17, Shanghai-based news service Cailian Press reported on Tuesday citing multiple unnamed sources.

With the increase of Tesla's adoption of Chinese suppliers and the ramp-up of production capacity, the price of Tesla's China-made models will still have room to go down in the future, Cui Dongshu, secretary general of the China Federation of Vehicle Industry Associations said.

In 2019, global electric vehicle sales increased by 10% year-on-year to 2.2 million with Tesla topped the list, according to the Korean auto industry and the U.S. electric vehicle website "INSIDE EVS".

Affected by the new coronavirus pneumonia epidemic, Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory has been temporarily closed, but we can soon see it resume production.

At present, the new coronavirus epidemic in China is still severe. In order to reduce the flow of people, many companies have also started working from home. This has also put pressure on manufacturing companies, including Tesla.

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