Tesla Reports 19.3K New Insured Registrations In China, Quarterly Total Stands At Over 165K Units

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Tesla logged 19,300 new registrations in China last week, lifting Q3 sales there to 165,350, up 27% from the prior quarter. The company also highlighted strong FSD adoption in Australia and New Zealand just weeks after launch. Musk teased a new FSD feature for parking garages as Tesla faces legal challenges in Beijing.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.

00:02Tesla recorded its strongest week in the quarter in Chinese sales

00:05with 19,300 new insured registrations between September 22nd and September 28th,

00:11according to data shared by influencer Sla Chan on X.

00:14Tesla's third quarter sales in China now total 165,350 vehicles,

00:19up 27% from the prior quarter, but down 9% year over year.

00:24Tesla's been steadily growing its Chinese sales,

00:26consistently posting higher quarterly numbers in the third quarter.

00:29The EV maker also announced that owners in New Zealand and Australia

00:32drove more than 621,000 miles using supervised full self-driving

00:36less than two weeks after launching in the market.

00:39Musk candidated an FSD update for multi-level parking garages

00:42as Tesla faces lawsuits in Beijing over undelivered FSD features.

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