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Tesla, Model Y and Mass production

Tesla reportedly producing cheaper Model Y to boost sluggish sales in China

Tesla has plans to produce a low-cost version of its best-selling Model Y to boost sluggish sales in China, according to a report. The car will cost at least 20% less to produce than the version launched last year, and will be manufactured on existing production lines, sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

The Wall Street Journal on MSN · 13h

Tesla Develops Cheaper Model Y in China to Battle Growing Competition

The stripped-down SUV is aimed at recovering market share from Chinese makers offering less-expensive models.

Business Insider · 15h

Tesla plans production of lower-cost Model Y in Shanghai, Reuters reports

Tesla (TSLA) plans to make a lower-cost version of its Model Y in Shanghai in an effort to regain ground lost in its second-largest market,

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Tesla Bets On Low-Cost EVs in China After February Sales Hit Two-Year Low

Tesla plans to release an affordable version of Model Y in Shanghai by 2026, using existing production lines and targeting ...

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Pony.ai CEO on Tesla's robotaxis: ‘We haven't seen their large scale testing yet'

James Peng also noted the progress made by Alphabet’s Waymo in deploying its autonomous ride-hailing cars on U.S. roads.

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Honda Slashes Gas Engine Production In China After Sales Collapse To Focus On EVs

Emerging local brands like BYD have forced Honda's hand in the world's largest, and ultra-competitive, new car market ...

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Tesla China shipments tumble, the latest sign of weakening demand

Tesla (TSLA) shipment data out of China is not good and is the latest piece of bad news for the pure EV maker. The China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) reported Tesla’s shipments from ...

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XPeng to mass produce flying cars by 2026 as China’s low-altitude economy gains speed

“The Xpeng Aeroht ‘Land Aircraft Carrier’ (LAC) flying car stands out as a highlight, marking a new chapter in China’s ...

China’s UBTech debuts US$41,000 humanoid robot in race to build cheaper machines

Standing at 1.7 metres, the Tien Kung Xingzhe can walk 10km per hour and navigate various terrains, including sand and snow.

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