Tesla sales in China jumped in June per preliminary data
Justin Sullivan

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) sales got back on track in the month of June, according to preliminary data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA).
The new data released on Wednesday estimates that the Austin-based EV manufacturer sold about 78K of its Chinese-produced vehicles in the month. That figure represents a 142% leap from May and a 135% jump from 2021.
The automaker had been addled by lockdowns in China throughout the second quarter, which included a full suspension of factory operations in April. Amid this pressure, second quarter deliveries reported by Tesla (TSLA) fell short of already-trimmed estimates and fell sequentially. 
The trend within the quarter suggests significant improvement from adverse conditions in April. June was cited as the highest vehicle production month in Teslaâs (TSLA).
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