After the Shanghai Super Factory officially goes into production, Tesla Model Y will also begin to be "made in China"

Recently, Tesla announced that it will hold a customer delivery ceremony for the China-made Model 3 on the afternoon of January 7, 2019. Tesla CEO Musk will also attend the ceremony.

According to people familiar with the matter, at the ceremony, Musk will announce the launch of the Model Y project at the Shanghai Super Factory. In other words, Tesla Model Y will also start the "Made in China" process along with Model 3.

Public data shows that on March 15, 2019, Tesla officially released the Tesla Model Y. The standard version of the Model Y is priced at $39,000, and the long-range version is priced at $47,000. The positioning is higher than that of the Model 3.

It is worth noting that the reason why the Model Y project was launched at the same time as the Model 3 factory is mainly because Model Y and Model 3 can share about 70% of spare parts, which will surely greatly improve production efficiency.

According to Tesla, Model Y will be launched in 2021, and according to people familiar with the matter, pre-orders for the domestically produced Tesla Model Y will start in 2020. Presumably, with the localization of Model Y, more Tesla products will also be put into production at the Shanghai Super Factory, which may also be a shot in the arm for the new energy vehicle market.

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