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Tesla has introduced new October purchase incentives in China covering the Model 3, Model Y, Model Y L, and its premium lineup. The offers include subsidies, zero-interest financing, referral rewards, and FSD transfer options.

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Tesla wrapped up the final week of Q3 2025 in China with its strongest performance of the quarter, logging 19,300 insurance registrations between September 22–28. That’s an 11.6% increase from the 17,300 units recorded the previous week, according to data compiled by independent dealers in China's auto industry and reported by Investor’s Business Daily. The | Tesla wrapped up the final week of Q3 2025 in China with its strongest performance of the quarter, logging 19,300 insurance registrations between September 22–28. That’s an 11.6% increase from the 17,300 units recorded the previous week, according to data compiled by independent dealers in China's auto industry and reported by Investor’s Business Daily. The

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Tesla is rolling out a new round of purchase incentives for buyers in China this October. The latest promotions include a mix of insurance subsidies, interest-free financing plans, referral program paint credits, FSD transfer, and […]

Tesla closed Q3 2025 in China with its strongest week of the quarter, recording over 19,000 new registrations. The surge was led by the six-seat Model Y L, which accounted for nearly one-fifth of sales.

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Chinese EV makers are threatening Tesla's growth in its 2nd-largest market. CEO Jim Farley warns that American automakers can't keep up.

Tesla wrapped up the final week of Q3 2025 in China with its most impressive week of the quarter.