Teslais among the world’s largest electric car manufacturers. The company is loved by the technologies and services it offers to its users, and its electric cars reach good sales figures around the world.
Especially with the effects of the chip crisis, there has been a decrease in the production of cars with internal combustion engines. As a result of this decrease, there was a great increase in electric car sales. According to new information published, Tesla announced in January to good sales reached.
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In general, Tesla achieved good sales figures in 2021. In the published reports, it seems that the company broke records. The company’s data in China also began to emerge. in January of 2022 Some of the Model 3 and Model Y productions took place in China. China Passenger Car Associationof (CPCA) according to the data of the company, 59,845 sales and exports performed.
According to these data, the company’s total sales volume compared to 2021 by 286 percent increased. These data show that the company is experiencing its second best month. In the last month of 2021, Tesla made total sales in China. 70,847 pieces was on sale. Judging by the production in China, Tesla Giga Shanghai factory so far Production of more than 650,000 cars took place.
In 2021, the company Production of more than 500,000 cars Made in China. This shows that the company’s activities in China are increasing day by day. In January 2022, the company focused more on exports. Only about a third of total sales (19,346 pieces) generated sales within China.
According to CPCA data, the company has so far produced in China. 190,000 exported the car. These cars are thought to be exported to Europe. The company is currently Model 3 and Model Y manufactures its cars in China. So, what are your thoughts? Do you think electric cars will increase with the new laws? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section and on the SDN Forum.