Beijing time on July 9th, according to foreign media reports, according to the latest data released by the China Passenger Car Association, Tesla China seems to be in the production of Model 3 (configuration|inquiry) and Model Y (configuration|inquiry) He found its own rhythm in delivery. In June, the company sold 33,155 domestic cars. Among them, 28,138 were sold locally, 5,017 were exported, and the export model was Model 3.
The composition of this number is very similar to Tesla’s May performance. The company sold 33,463 vehicles in May, of which 21,936 were sold in the local market and 11,527 (Model 3) were sold in the foreign market.
The following picture shows the data released by the China Passenger Car Association:
Tesla June sales
Total sales: 33155
Local retail sales: 28,138
Export sales: 5017 vehicles
Considering that there is a Dragon Boat Festival in June, this may explain to some extent the slight difference between Tesla’s overall performance in June and May. In addition, the working day in June is one less than that in May, so the difference in sales of 308 vehicles between the two months is almost negligible.
At the same time, Tesla’s June performance also showed that the company is the largest OEM of China’s electric vehicle exports, exporting 5,017 electric vehicles overseas. The SAIC Group followed closely behind, with an export volume of 2,300; although BYD ranked third, its export volume was only 215, far lagging behind the former two.
Whether it can maintain strong sales momentum in China is the key to Tesla’s growth, especially as China has become the world‘s largest electric vehicle market. Tesla has performed well in the field of electric vehicles in China so far. Although there are only two local models, its sales are still beyond the reach of local start-ups and established automakers such as Toyota and Volkswagen. What is particularly impressive is that despite the criticism in recent months, Tesla’s China business unit has been able to maintain growth. In early June, The Information quoted an anonymous source to report that Tesla China’s net orders dropped by 50% in May, but it was eventually beaten by the CPCA’s May performance report. However, The Information’s report did have a certain impact on Tesla. On the day the report was released, the company’s stock price fell by more than 5%. (Compile / End of the World)
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