The outgoing Model Y was the best-selling new car in China last year, but globally, Tesla barely edged out BYD as the number one EV brand
Tesla Inc. plans to suspend part of the lines manufacturing its recently refreshed Model Y sport utility vehicle in Shanghai for around three weeks over Chinese New Year so it can better optimize equipment,
The Juniper facelift for Tesla’s midsize crossover will take some time to appear in all regions, and the US is not at the head of the line.
Tesla (TSLA) plans to temporarily suspend some of its production lines for its Model Y electric vehicle in China for three weeks, as reported by Bloomberg. The stoppage will allow for upgrades to be made to the Giga Shanghai facility.
The appointment, announced shortly after Trump’s election victory in November, comes after years of Musk building successful business operations in China, including a significant April 2024 visit to Beijing, where he met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang to discuss Tesla’s autonomous driving technology and data transfer permissions.
Tesla has been at the top of the electric vehicle segment for a while now, but its influence could be waning as a result of politics and competition.
The better-looking Model Y will probably be coming to the U.S. soon, but Tesla doesn't really confirm these things anymore.
Tesla's valuation climbed today alongside reports that CEO Elon Musk could be involved in a deal to purchase TikTok from ByteDance -- its Chinese parent company. The electric vehicle (EV) leader's stock also appears to be getting a boost related to the inauguration of President-elect Trump this coming Monday.
Tesla plans to suspend part of the lines manufacturing its recently refreshed Model Y sport utility vehicles in Shanghai for around three weeks over Chinese New Year, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday,
Tesla's long-awaited "Juniper" refresh of the Model Y has just launched in China.
China’s biggest EV maker, BYD, built more electric cars than Tesla in 2024, signaling a global shift toward cheaper electric cars.