News Flash｜Tesla offers free battery replacements to car owners

01 ｜Tesla replaces batteries for car owners for free and shortens payment time to the supply chain to 90 days

According to reports, Tesla announced that it would replace the batteries for old Model 3 owners equipped with 2170 batteries for free. The conditions for Tesla's free battery replacement are simple: after eight years or 160,000 kilometers, the battery health is less than 80% and can be replaced for free.

In addition, Tao Lin, Tesla's global vice president, announced that in 2024, Tesla will shorten the payment cycle of its supply chain partners to about 90 days, which is a decrease from last year.

02 ｜Wuling Indonesia's 160,000th vehicle rolls off the production line

SAIC-GM-Wuling Indonesia has achieved an important milestone, with the 160,000th vehicle and Yunduo export vehicle successfully rolled off the production line. Since entering the Indonesian market in 2017, the Wuling brand has launched 9 models and created more than 20,000 jobs.

In the field of new energy, Wuling Indonesia launched three new energy vehicle models: Air EV, BinguoEV and CloudEV, with cumulative sales of over 27,000 units and a market share of over 50%, making it the best-selling electric vehicle brand in Indonesia.

03｜Norway becomes the first country in the world to stop selling new fuel-powered cars

Norway is about to become the first country in the world to sell all new electric cars, marking its successful transition from fuel vehicles to electric vehicles. Norway's electric vehicle penetration rate reached 94% in October this year, almost twice that of China, and is close to its goal of stopping the addition of new fuel vehicles next year.Gas stations are removing pumps and installing charging stations, and even nursing homes in the rural interior are switching to electric vehicles.

04｜October European pure electric vehicle sales ranking: MG dropped 40% and was surpassed by BYD for the first time

According to data released by ACEA, new car sales in the EU in October were 866,397 units, reversing the downward trend and increasing by 1.1% year-on-year. Among the four major EU car markets, Spain led with a strong growth of 7.2%, Germany achieved a 6% growth after three months of decline, while France and Italy still declined by 11.1% and 9.1% respectively.

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