Tesla's dominant EV position in China could be threatened in 2021

Tesla China web_0.jpg — Production of Tesla Model 3 cars is pictured in China.

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Bloomberg

December 29, 2020 02:00 PM

Tesla is coming to the end of its first year selling China-made cars with a commanding position in the world’s biggest EV market, but Elon Musk shouldn’t rest on his laurels.

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