 The decision, which was announced in June, follows a visit to China by Elon Musk just two months prior. Musk met Premier Li Chang on that trip. Teslas have been banned from entering certain government and military compounds in China, the fear being that the cameras and sensors on the cars could be used to spy. But recently, Beijing seems to be warming to the EV maker, which has a huge factory in Shanghai. John Rewich, NPR News, Beijing. And you are listening to NPR News from New York City.