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Tesla ships 4,767 cars from Shanghai plant; first export since reopen

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Published Wed, May 11, 2022 · 10:25 AM
    • Tesla Inc shipped 4,767 cars from its Shanghai plant to Slovenia on Wednesday, the first batch of exports since the factory reopened on April 19.
    • Tesla Inc shipped 4,767 cars from its Shanghai plant to Slovenia on Wednesday, the first batch of exports since the factory reopened on April 19. PHOTO: REUTERS

    TESLA Inc shipped 4,767 cars from its Shanghai plant to Slovenia on Wednesday, the first batch of exports since the factory reopened on April 19, a Shanghai government-backed media outlet reported. Tesla did not export any China-made Model 3s or Model Ys from the Shanghai plant in April, the China Passenger Car Association said on Tuesday, as China’s zero-Covid-19 policies disrupted production and logistics. REUTERS

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