Tesla

Tesla Giga Shanghai broke ground on January 7, 2019, and delivered its first Model 3s in December 2019.

The Model Y is powered by BYD batteries with a capacity of 55-kilowatt hours and a range of 440 kilometers, according to a German media report.

From January to July, the Tesla Model Y remained at the top of the premium SUV sales rankings.

BYD's blade batteries has begun delivery to Tesla's factory in Berlin, and the Tesla Shanghai factory has no plans to use BYD batteries for the time being, according to local media.

The expected delivery date for the entry-level Model Y was also shortened by two weeks just two days ago.

Tesla's China-made Model Y now comes standard with an extra far-side airbag across the lineup, possibly as part of a recent production line upgrade at the Shanghai plant.

Tesla China's sharp decrease in wholesale sales in July was not due to a new obstacle to its operations, but rather to production line upgrades.

Expected delivery dates for the rear-wheel drive Model Y in China have been shortened by two weeks, while both the Model 3 Performance and Model Y Performance have been extended by four weeks.

In late July, two Chinese companies just made announcements that they will supply Tesla with ternary precursors for battery materials.

That's down 62 percent from June's record 78,906 units, as Tesla halted production at its Shanghai plant for about two weeks to upgrade its production lines.