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Global EV sales hit record highs in September, driven by Chinese consumer interest and European popularity. Meanwhile, China’s EV growth is expected to slow in 2026 due to subsidy reductions, with domestic automakers expanding internationally and challenging Tesla in premium segments. The Chinese government aims to double EV charging capacity by 2027.
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Multiple lawsuits allege Tesla's vehicle design flaws contributed to occupant deaths in crashes, citing fire risks and door lock failures. The cases focus on Model S and Cybertruck incidents in Wisconsin and California, raising safety concerns and prompting investigations into Tesla's safety practices.
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Chinese electric vehicle (EV) sales surged in 2024, driven by government support and overseas expansion, with BYD surpassing Tesla as top seller. However, recent regulatory scrutiny and a slowdown in China’s market have caused sales to decline, with BYD losing its top position in September and profits falling in Q4.