Tesla plans to launch its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology in China and Europe in Q1 2025, pending regulatory approval, and will offer it as a subscription service. The company is also working on a refreshed Model Y, including a new six-seat variant set to begin production in China in late 2025. Tesla’s China-made vehicle sales surged in August, indicating a rebound in the competitive Chinese EV market. Government subsidies and zero-interest loans have helped boost Tesla’s sales in China, where it faces stiff competition from local manufacturers like BYD and Xpeng. The company aims to increase Model Y production at its Shanghai factory in response to growing demand.