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After the first supercharger station in China with V3 Superchargers was completed in Shanghai, Tesla said on Saturday that such superchargers will soon be established nationwide.

Tesla said on Friday that the Model 3 cars produced in China will be delivered to employees starting on December 30, according to Bloomberg.

Tesla completed building the first V3 Superchargers in Shanghai on Friday and opened it to the public, marking the official entry of the Superchargers in the Chinese market which is also Asia's first V3 Superchargers.

A regulatory document submitted by U.S. electric car maker Tesla on Thursday showed that the company has reached agreements with a number of Chinese banks on a secured term loan facility of up to 9 billion yuan ($1.29 billion).

On December 24th, Weibo user @小特叔叔 released a test video of the Tesla Model 3 "Smart Summon" function in China. The test results were somewhat funny.

Beginning in the first quarter of 2020, Chinese video streaming app Bilibili will be accessible to all Tesla models, including the upcoming CyberTruck pickup, according to Pandaily.

Tesla service centers in China have recently launched physical car keys for Model 3 that sell for 1,200 yuan, sparking a round of controversy among car owners.

On Sunday evening, a Weibo user posted a video of Tesla Model S being surrounded by smoke and caused widespread concern.

The upcoming Tesla system upgrade will not only have enhanced entertainment functions, but also Smart Summon, adjacent lane speed, voice-controlled seat heating and other functions, according to a Weibo user.

Tesla said today that it will provide more video and gaming content to Chinese customers next year, and will provide online games on its vehicles for the first time.