Background: Tesla’s China Footprint Since opening its Gigafactory Shanghai in 2019, Tesla has turned China into both a sales powerhouse and a manufacturing hub. The Shanghai plant now produces the Model 3, Model Y, and the upcoming Model 2 for the broader Asian market, while also feeding parts to the Berlin and Austin factories. In 2023, China accounted for roughly 25 % of Tesla’s global vehicle deliveries, making it the single largest market after the United States. Beyond vehicle assembly, the Chinese operation supports a dense supply‑chain network of battery manufacturers, component sup...
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