Summary
- Tesla Model Y had its highest sales month of the year in China in September with 48,202 units sold
- Total of 72,200 Tesla vehicles were sold in China in September, a new year-to-date high
- Model Y accounted for 66.76% of Tesla China’s domestic sales in September
- Model Y saw a 5.48% increase in year-over-year sales, selling 337,648 units in China from January to September
- Model 3 sedan also saw momentum in September, with 23,998 units sold, accounting for 33.24% of Tesla China’s domestic sales
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In September 2024, the Tesla Model Y experienced a surge in popularity in China, with the highest sales figures year-to-date. Despite facing increased competition from local electric vehicle manufacturers, the Model Y managed to outsell its rivals and even saw an increase in sales from the previous month. Data from the China Passenger Car Association revealed that Tesla China sold 48,202 Model Y units in September, marking a 6.34% increase from the previous month and a 16.35% increase from the same period in 2023.
The strong performance of the Tesla Model Y in September contributed to Tesla China’s overall sales success in the domestic market. The company achieved a record high in September with a total of 72,200 vehicle deliveries, largely driven by the Model Y’s popularity. The Model Y accounted for 66.76% of Tesla China’s domestic sales in September, showcasing its dominance in the Chinese EV market.
Tesla’s success in China continued throughout the year, with the Model Y selling a total of 337,648 units from January to September, representing a 5.48% increase year-over-year. The Model Y also accounted for 73.37% of Tesla China’s 460,200 domestic sales during the same period. While the Model Y remained Tesla China’s top-selling vehicle, the Model 3 sedan also experienced a resurgence in sales, with 23,998 units sold in September, the highest since September 2022.
The reengineered Tesla Model 3 sedan saw a total of 122,552 units sold in the January to September period, marking a 7.86% improvement year-over-year. Despite facing competition from rivals like the Xiaomi SU7, designed specifically to challenge the Model 3 in terms of affordability and features, the Tesla Model 3 continued to attract buyers in China. The Model 3 accounted for 33.24% of Tesla China’s domestic sales in September, demonstrating its enduring popularity in the market.
Overall, Tesla’s performance in China in September was remarkable, with the highest sales month of the year and the best quarter ever. The combined deliveries of 23,998 Model 3 and 48,202 Model Y units contributed to the company’s success in the market. With a strong presence and market share in China, Tesla continues to solidify its position as a leading electric vehicle manufacturer in the region. The company’s success in China reflects the growing demand for electric vehicles and the appeal of Tesla’s offerings in the market.
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