Tesla Domestic Deliveries Hit New High in July, 7,738 Vehicles Loaded in One Ship at Shanghai Port

According to the latest statistics from the China Passenger Car Association, Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory delivered over 93,000 vehicles in July 2026, setting a new high for monthly deliveries this year, up 37.8% year-on-year, up 5% month-on-month, equivalent to a new owner being born every 15 seconds.

Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory is Tesla's largest global export center and a core capacity pillar supporting global order deliveries, with production and delivery performance remaining consistently strong.

Since the delivery of the first batch of China-made Model 3s in December 2019, the Shanghai Gigafactory has cumulatively produced over 4.5 million electric vehicles in six and a half years, accounting for more than 45% of Tesla's global total output, with more than half of globally popular orders delivered from here.

In the first half of 2026, the Shanghai Gigafactory's delivery volume reached nearly 468,000 vehicles, up 28.4% year-on-year, with production hitting a new high for the same period in the past three years.

Behind efficient deliveries lies extreme production and logistics efficiency: production can complete a whole vehicle every 30+ seconds, and transport can load 7,738 vehicles onto a single ship, providing solid assurance for orders in global markets.

Relying on powerful production capacity and export capabilities, Tesla models have become true "hit products going global," achieving sales success in multiple overseas markets.

In June 2026, Model Y sales in Australia exceeded 8,000 units, up 133.5% year-on-year, setting a new high for monthly sales, becoming the best-selling model across all categories in the local car market. This was also Model Y's second consecutive month as the passenger car sales champion in Australia.

The New Zealand market also saw strong sales, with Model Y becoming the best-selling model across all categories in the local car market in June.

In the Malaysian market, both models advanced side by side: Model Y became the best-selling imported brand electric vehicle in Malaysia in June, and Model 3 became the best-selling pure electric sedan in Malaysia in June.

During the same period, Tesla set a record single-month delivery volume in Singapore, with Model Y becoming the best-selling SUV locally; Tesla became the sales champion for electric vehicle brands in the Philippines in June.

Not limited to the output of China-made products, the large six-seater luxury SUV Model Y L, designed, developed, and manufactured under Chinese leadership, is being rolled out sequentially in multiple global markets including the US, UAE, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, and Australia, attracting many consumers to visit stores for test drives and stirring up a wave of ordering enthusiasm.