Tesla has officially sold out its entire 2025 production capacity for all four Model Y trims in China, with new order delivery dates now extending into early 2026. This development underscores the sustained high demand for Tesla's electric crossover in a highly saturated market, positioning it as a top seller against numerous local competitors. The company has been actively promoting sales, urging customers to place orders to be eligible for current purchase tax incentives. This strong performance in China comes as a positive signal for the automaker, which has experienced some sales volatility in the region throughout the year. The surge in demand is partially attributed to the introduction of new Model Y variants tailored to the Chinese market. The news contrasts with recent reports of declining registrations in some European markets, highlighting the regional differences in Tesla's global performance.
Tesla Model Y Sells Out in China for 2025, Signaling Robust Demand
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