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Tesla facelifts Model Y in bid to sustain China’s interest

Shortly after posting its first annual sales decline in years, Tesla has produced a new version of the Model Y for the Chinese market. By Will Girling

When Tesla recorded its first annual sales decline for 13 years on 2 January 2025, industry analysts cited increased competition and an aging core product line-up as among the most likely reasons. Eight days later, the automaker announced on its Chinese website that a facelifted Model Y is now available to order. Deliveries are expected from March, subject to regulatory approval. It is currently unknown if a broader release outside China is planned.

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