Tesla hit its strongest week of the quarter in China with 14,300 insured registrations from September 1st to the 7th, up 41 from the prior quarter, according to influencer Roland Pircher. Registrations fell 12 year-over-year, with year-to-date sales are down 7.8. The rebound comes after Tesla’s August deliveries in China dropped more than 10 to 57,152 units, its sixth monthly decline in 2025. Strong demand for the newly launched six-seater Model Y L SUV, with over 120,000 orders, has helped offset weakness. Tesla also cut the Model 3 Long Range price by 3.7 in China to compete with rivals like Xpeng’s $30,000 P7 sedan. Tesla’s U.S. market share slipped below 40 for the first time since 2017, now at about 38.