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Tesla's share of the BEV market in China was 11.50 percent in February, down from 12.56 percent in January.

In the first two months, Tesla sold 140,453 China-made vehicles, up 20.71 percent from the same period last year.

The Highland version of the Model 3 is expected to go into production in Shanghai in September, while Tesla is also preparing a production revamp of the Model Y with the internal codename Juniper, according to Reuters.

The Model Y SUVs produced by Giga Shanghai since January 1 are equipped with an updated suspension system for improved comfort.

On February 28, 6 units of the new Tesla Model S and Model X entered Chinese customs, according to local media.

The Model 3 nearly landed on its front end after passing over a bridge.

The small price increases for the Tesla Model Y mean that the model is unlikely to revert to price cuts in the near future, and is expected to dampen the wait-and-see attitude of some potential consumers.

Tesla will halt some production at its Shanghai plant until the end of February in order to begin rolling out a revamped version of the Model 3 in the Chinese market, according to Bloomberg.

The wait time for the model remains the same as before at 2-5 weeks, and pricing and specifications for the rest of the Model Y variants and Model 3 in China remain unchanged.

Tesla Model Y retail sales in China were 14,184 units in January, while Model 3 sales were 12,659 units.