With the recent surge in orders for the facelifted Tesla Model Y in China, it's clear that Tesla's strategy of localized development is paying off. This raises some interesting questions for us as a community:
1. How do you think the collaboration between Tesla's teams in China and the U.S. will shape the future of Tesla vehicles?
2. What features or improvements would you like to see in the next iterations of the Model Y or other Tesla models?
3. For those who have experienced the Model Y firsthand, how does it compare to the Model 3 in terms of performance and design?
Let's dive into a discussion about the implications of this rapid growth and what it means for Tesla's global strategy!
With the recent surge in orders for the facelifted Tesla Model Y in China, it's clear that Tesla's strategy of localized development is paying off. This raises some interesting questions for us as a community:
1. How do you think the collaboration between Tesla's teams in China and the U.S. will shape the future of Tesla vehicles?
2. What features or improvements would you like to see in the next iterations of the Model Y or other Tesla models?
3. For those who have experienced the Model Y firsthand, how does it compare to the Model 3 in terms of performance and design?
Let's dive into a discussion about the implications of this rapid growth and what it means for Tesla's global strategy!
- By allmaxh