Tesla to sell Model X in China in first half of 2016

Tesla's Model X SUV may help it boost sales in China, where such vehicles remain the fastest-growing segment.

July 16, 2015 05:00 AM

SHANGHAI (Bloomberg) -- Tesla Motors expects to start selling its Model X SUV in China in the first half of next year after first introducing it in the U.S. this quarter.

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