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Tesla is the first foreign carmaker to have a wholly owned factory in China. The US EV maker produces the Model 3 and Model Y in Shanghai.
Founded: Jul 2003
CEO: Elon Musk
Ticker: NASDAQ: TSLA
HQ: Texas
2024 revenue: $97.69 billion
Website: tesla.com
  • Tesla's AI training center in China now operational, exec says

    The AI training center aims to deploy local training capabilities for assisted driving and AI applications in China.

  • Tesla China Jan wholesale sales rise 9.32% year-on-year to 69,129 units

    Tesla China's January wholesale sales increased 9.32% year-on-year but fell 28.86% month-on-month.

  • Tesla says its production-ready 3rd-gen humanoid robot to debut soon

    Tesla announced on China's Weibo that its third-generation humanoid robot is set to debut soon, which will be the company's first mass-produced humanoid robot.

  • Tesla's biggest competitor in humanoid robots will be from China, Musk says

    China is good at both AI and manufacturing, and will definitely be the toughest competition for Tesla, Musk said.

  • Tesla to discontinue flagship Model S and Model X, shifting focus to robotics

    Tesla's Fremont factory will transition its Model S and Model X production lines to the Optimus production line.

  • BYD's European registrations surge 270% in 2025 while Tesla slips 27%

    BYD achieved over 200% year-on-year growth in Europe during most months of 2025, whereas Tesla saw declines in every single month.

  • Tesla rolls out insurance subsidy for Model 3 in China amid beefed-up promotion

    Chinese customers purchasing a Model 3 on or before February 28 are eligible for an insurance subsidy of RMB 8,000 ($1,150).

  • China not about to approve Tesla FSD soon, state media report says

    A Chinese government source indicated that China will not approve Tesla's FSD soon, dashing Elon Musk's expectations.

  • Musk expects Tesla FSD to gain approval in China next month

    Musk anticipates Tesla's FSD will receive approval in China next month, echoing the timeline he mentioned last November.

  • China-Canada EV deal expected to benefit Tesla, Volvo, BYD first

    As part of the agreement, Transport Canada will certify new Chinese EVs within just eight weeks, Bloomberg reported.