Summary
- Tesla Delivery Center in China saw a surge in buyers over the weekend, captured in photos and videos
- The Beijing Crab Island Delivery Center was full of couples and families taking delivery on the holiday
- High delivery volumes were seen in China, with Tesla delivering 46,227 vehicles domestically in July
- Tesla extended its offer for a five-year, zero-interest loan on Model 3 and Model Y units
- Tesla’s Model Y was named the best-selling new energy vehicle in China for the first half of the year
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Over the weekend, a Tesla Delivery Center in China was bustling with buyers taking delivery of their vehicles, as seen in photos and videos shared by user TslaChan. The Beijing Crab Island Delivery Center was filled with couples and families taking delivery on China’s Valentine’s Day, with many people sitting in the lounge areas while others prepared to take delivery of their vehicles. The center can deliver over 100 vehicles simultaneously and Tesla’s Hangzhou Delivery Center was similarly packed with buyers on the same day.
Tesla has been experiencing high delivery volumes in China in recent weeks, with 46,227 vehicles delivered domestically in July from the Gigafactory in Shanghai. This represents Tesla’s best first month in a quarter in China, although June had a higher number of domestic deliveries with 59,261 units. In addition to the holiday, Tesla China extended its offer for a five-year, zero-interest loan on Model 3 and Model Y units, which will now run through the end of the month. The Model Y was named the best-selling new energy vehicle in China for the first half of the year, with 207,817 units sold.
The Beijing Crab Island Delivery Center was captured in video footage showing a busy scene with many buyers seen taking delivery of their Tesla vehicles over the holiday weekend. The center can handle over 100 deliveries simultaneously, and Tesla’s Hangzhou Delivery Center was also seen filled with buyers on the same day. Tesla has been experiencing high delivery volumes in China, with 46,227 vehicles delivered domestically in July from the Gigafactory in Shanghai, marking the automaker’s best first month in a quarter in China.
In addition to the holiday, Tesla China extended its offer for a five-year, zero-interest loan on Model 3 and Model Y units, now running through the end of the month. The Model Y has been named the best-selling new energy vehicle in China for the first half of the year, with 207,817 units sold. Tesla’s Giga Shanghai not only supplies the local market but also exports vehicles to various countries in Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and others. The recent incentives and loan offers have likely contributed to the high delivery volumes seen at the Tesla delivery centers in China over the holiday weekend.
The busy scene at the Tesla Delivery Center in Beijing, captured in photos and videos, showcases the high demand for Tesla vehicles in China. The center was full of buyers taking delivery on the holiday weekend, with many people seen in the lounge areas and others preparing to take delivery of their vehicles. Tesla has been experiencing high delivery volumes in China, with the Gigafactory in Shanghai delivering 46,227 vehicles domestically in July, marking the automaker’s best first month in a quarter in China.
In addition to the holiday, Tesla China extended its offer for a five-year, zero-interest loan on Model 3 and Model Y units, which will now run through the end of the month. The Model Y has been named the best-selling new energy vehicle in China for the first half of the year, with 207,817 units sold. The success of Tesla in China can be attributed to the popularity of the Model Y and the incentives and loan offers provided by the company. The delivery centers in China have been bustling with activity, highlighting the strong demand for Tesla vehicles in the country.
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