"Tesla posted 14,300 insurance registrations in China during the week of September 1-7, a 14.4% increase from the previous week's 12,500 units. The figure marks Tesla's highest weekly performance so far this quarter so far, despite the company's year-over-year figures still being below 2024's numbers. The week's registrations broke down to 5,000 Model 3s and 8,400 Model Ys, including the first 900 units of the newly launched Model Y L variant, as per estimates from industry watchers."
"The week ending September 7 was the first week that included the newly released Model Y L, a six-seat extended wheelbase version of the company's best-selling all-electric crossover. Industry watchers estimate that last week, the first 900 units of the Model Y L have been registered, though this number is expected to increase in the coming weeks as deliveries of the vehicle hit their pace."
Tesla posted 14,300 insurance registrations in China for the week of September 1–7, up 14.4% from the prior week's 12,500 and the highest weekly tally this quarter. Weekly registrations comprised 5,000 Model 3s and 8,400 Model Ys, including an estimated 900 first registrations of the new Model Y L. Tesla China is tracking 41.3% quarter-over-quarter growth heading into Q3 2025. August retail sales reached 57,152 units, down 9.93% year-over-year but up 40.7% from July. Year-to-date China sales are 7.2% lower than the previous year. The Model Y L has generated strong buyer interest.
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