"A recent aerial shot from a Tesla delivery center in China captures the company's efforts to deliver as many vehicles as possible as the year comes to a close. As could be seen in the image, which was posted by on X by Tesla enthusiast Nic Cruz Patane, the facility was filled with numerous Model Y and Model 3 units, each vehicle seemingly ready to be handed over to customers."
"China remains Tesla's volume powerhouse, accounting for a good portion of the company's global deliveries in recent quarters. That being said, reports did emerge in early November stating that the company only reached 26,006 retail sales during October, as noted in a CNEV Post report. The reasons for this remain to be seen, though a focus on exports could have been a contributing factor."
"Tesla China does seem to be hinting at some momentum this November. Just recently, Tesla watchers observed that the order page for the Model Y in China shows a message informing customers that those who wish to guarantee delivery by the end of the year should purchase an inventory unit. This was despite the Model Y RWD and Model Y L showing an estimated delivery timeline of 4-8 weeks, and the Model Y Long Range RWD and Model Y Long Range AWD showing 4-13 weeks."
Delivery centers across China are filled with rows of Model Ys and Model 3s staged for customer handover as Tesla pursues a final Q4 2025 delivery push. Aerial photos capture facilities packed with numerous units, including Model Y L six-seat extended wheelbase variants, indicating heavy inventory ready for distribution. October retail sales in China registered 26,006, with exports possibly affecting the figure. Tesla's online order page for the Model Y in China advises customers to purchase inventory units to guarantee year-end delivery, while estimated delivery windows for various Model Y trims range between 4–13 weeks.
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