Tesla's China-made cars sales up 34% M/M to 70,847 units
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Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) reports China-made electric cars sales jumped 34% M/M and +348% Y/Y to 52,859 units in the month of November - Reuters.
In November, the company sold 52,859 China-made cars, -3% from 54,391 units in October.
Tesla (TSLA) exported 245 units in December vs. 21,127 in November and 40,666 in October.

Local deliveries were 70,602 cars vs. 31,732 in November.
China's passenger vehicle sales slipped 7.7% Y/Y to 2.14M units for the month.
China Passenger Car Association has increased its forecast for NEV passenger car sales in 2022 to over 5.5M from a previous expectation of 4.8M.
Chinese EV giant BYD (OTCPK:BYDDF)
sold 93,945 new energy vehicles in December up 225.7% Y/Y.
In December, Li Auto delivered 14,087 cars, XPeng sold 16,000 vehicles and Nio delivered 10,489 units.
Volkswagen AG (OTCPK:VLKAF) said it sold more than 13,787 ID. series EVs in China in December, the fourth consecutive month in which the ID. family has delivered more than 10,000 units in China.
Yesterday, the company landed special approval from Brandenburg State Environment to build 2,000 Model Y bodies at Berlin Gigafactory.
Tesla PT raised to $1,300 by Morgan Stanley's Jonas after Q4 unit beat.
Shares up 0.6% premarket.