Tesla China Monthly Sales (Exports Included) 2024-2026
Month
2024
2025
2026
January
71,447
63,238
69,129
February
60,365
30,688
58,599
March
89,064
78,828
85,670
April
62,167
58,459
79,478
May
72,573
61,662
85,982
June
71,007
71,599
89,091
July
74,117
67,886
August
86,697
83,192
September
88,321
90,812
October
68,280
61,497
November
78,856
86,700
December
93,766
97,171
Tesla China monthly sales (exports included)
2024
2025
2026
- Tesla China’s wholesale volume reached 89,091 units in June, up 24.43% year-on-year, marking the 8th consecutive month of growth.
- In the second quarter, Tesla China’s wholesale volume totaled 254,551 units, an increase of 32.77% from a year earlier.
Tesla’s (NASDAQ: TSLA) China operations recorded their highest monthly wholesale volume of the year in June, extending the growth momentum seen in recent months.
Tesla China’s wholesale volume reached 89,091 vehicles in June, up 24.43% from a year earlier, according to data released by the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) on Thursday.
The figure represents a 3.62% increase from the 85,982 units in May, making June the company’s strongest month so far in 2026.
With this result, Tesla China’s wholesale volume has now grown year-on-year for eight consecutive months, in sharp contrast to the sustained declines seen during the same period in 2025.
In the second quarter of this year, Tesla China’s wholesale volume totaled 254,551 units, an increase of 32.77% from a year earlier.
In the first half of the year, Tesla China’s cumulative wholesale volume reached 467,949 units, up 28.39% year-on-year.
Tesla China’s wholesale volume consists of domestic retail sales and exports from its Shanghai plant. The breakdown for June is not yet available and is expected to be released in a CPCA report in the coming days.
In May, the company’s domestic retail sales in China stood at 47,281 units, up 22.53% year-on-year. The Shanghai plant exported 38,701 vehicles in may, a sharp increase of 67.73% from a year earlier.
Tesla’s strong performance comes against the backdrop of a clearly divergent electric vehicle (EV) market in China.
Several EV startups set new monthly delivery records for the year in June. Nio Inc (NYSE: NIO) delivered 40,597 vehicles, Xpeng (NYSE: XPEV) delivered 40,126 vehicles, and Leapmotor (HKEX: 9863) set an all-time monthly record with 93,376 vehicles.
Meanwhile, deliveries at Li Auto (NASDAQ: LI) and Huawei-backed HIMA (Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance) declined year-on-year, reflecting intensifying competition in the premium segment.
Industry giant BYD (HKEX: 1211) posted new energy vehicle (NEV) wholesale volume of 403,472 units in June, up 5.46% year-on-year, driven mainly by record overseas sales.
Tesla’s sales recovery in recent months has been partly fueled by a new vehicle financing program the company launched to boost demand in the local market.
In May, the company introduced a new service called “Easy Loan,” designed to attract budget-conscious Chinese consumers by lowering the barrier to purchase.
For the Model 3 rear-wheel-drive version, which starts at 235,500 yuan ($34,720), the 5-year plan requires a minimum down payment of just 55,900 yuan.
Leapmotor, Nio and Xpeng each set their highest monthly delivery record so far this year in June.
($1 = 6.7838 yuan)
