Sales of Tesla Vehicle Building in China retire 6% to April

Sales of Tesla vehicle buildings in China decreased by 6% in April compared to the same month last year, in the seventh month followed by Autumn, between intense competition from Chinese rivals and an image in Europe.

The deliveries of model 3 and model Y produced in China, which represent exports to markets such as Europe and sales in the second largest economy in the world, have scored 58,459 units last month, a drop of 25.8% from March, according to the data of the Chinese Passenger Cars Association presented Wednesday.

Sales of the US car manufacturer fell throughout Europe in April, with people who move away from the brand due to the company’s adhesion to the company’s executive, Elon Musk, to extreme right causes and political candidates in Europe. Chinese competitors have increased their market share.

There were also protests against Musk and an impact on Tesla sales in the United States.

To partially compensate for the decline in sales in Europe and the United States, Tesla, who had China as its largest market in the first quarter, is intensifying efforts to sell in new squares, such as India and Saudi Arabia, where Chinese electric vehicles also plan expansions.

The Chinese Byd, with its oceanic lines and dynasty of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids, saw an increase of 19.4% in global passenger vehicles last month compared to the previous year, to 372,615 vehicles.

Source: Terra

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