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BYD beats Tesla in quarterly BEV sales for 1st time ever
BYD sold 526,409 passenger BEVs in the fourth quarter, 8.65 percent higher than Tesla's 484,507 global deliveries.
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Tesla delivers 484,507 cars globally in Q4, 1.81 million for full year 2023
Tesla delivered 484,507 units in the fourth quarter, beating market expectations of 483,173 units.
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Tesla continues insurance subsidy for Model 3 inventory in China, but at reduced amount
Customers who ordered a rear-wheel-drive version of the Model 3 that had already been produced between January 1 and January 31 will receive an insurance subsidy of RMB 6,000 yuan. The amount is lower than last month's RMB 8,000.
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Tesla plans to revamp Model Y at Shanghai plant, mass production may begin by mid-2024, report says
Tesla is currently working on preparations for the updated Model Y in China, which could begin mass production as early as mid-2024, according to Bloomberg.
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Tesla launches Megapack project in Shanghai
A land acquisition and signing ceremony for Tesla's Megapack project was held in Shanghai on Friday morning, marking the official start of what the company called a "milestone project".
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BYD catches up with Tesla in global BEV market share in Q3
BYD has caught up with Tesla's 17 percent share of the global BEV market in the third quarter and is expected to overtake Tesla as the global leader in the fourth quarter, Counterpoint Research said.
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Tesla Model 3 and Model Y's long-range variants see shorter wait times in China
As of now, the wait times in China for all versions of the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y are 2-6 weeks.
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Top sellers of NEVs in China in Nov: BYD No. 1 with 31.3% share, Tesla No. 2 with 7.8%
BYD sold 263,066 retail units in China in November, and Tesla 65,504.
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Tesla Nov sales in China: Model 3 at 15,627, Model Y at 49,877
Model Y retail sales in China in November were up 89.26 percent from October, and Model 3 was up 587.51 percent.
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Tesla says standard-range Model Y sold out in China
The Tesla poster didn't provide details, but it seems to be referring to the Model Y's standard-range version being sold out of available capacity for 2023.
