Deutsche Bank estimates Tesla China’s October 2024 domestic results

While the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) is expected to release its October 2024 sales figures in the next few days, Deutsche Bank has shared its forecast for the country’s electric vehicle sector. The firm’s forecast was shared in a recent note that was sent to investors. 

As noted in a CNEV Post report, analyst Wang Bin expects a number of domestic EV makers to post strong sales, such as Nio and BYD. Deutsche Bank also estimated that Tesla China would post about 47,000 domestic deliveries in October. This should translate to an increase of 53% year-over-year.

As per Deutsche Bank, Tesla China’s domestic retail sales for the first four weeks of October were already at 34,000 units. In terms comparison, Tesla China sold 72,200 vehicles in China in September, exceeding August’s 63,456 units and achieving a year-to-date high, as noted in a CNEV Post report. Tesla China also exported 16,121 vehicles in September. 

Previous reports have indicated that the Tesla Model Y also saw a lot of momentum in China’s automotive market in September. During the month, Tesla China sold 48,202 Model Y units in the domestic Chinese auto market in the month. This represents a 6.34% increase from the 45,330 Model Y units that were sold in August and an increase of 16.35% from the 41,428 units that were sold in September 2023.

Tesla China is putting the pedal to the metal until the end of 2024. Near the end of October, Tesla China announced that it was extending its five-year zero percent interest loan offer until the end of November. The promotion, which was initially started in April, allows customers to acquire the Model Y for a lower price. 

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