Tesla's China operations just hit a milestone nobody expected this early. The entire Model Y production allocation for 2025 has been completely sold out. Customers placing orders today are looking at delivery windows that stretch into early 2026, and this applies across the board—both Standard Range and Long Range variants face the same extended timeline. The demand surge caught even industry watchers off guard. Production slots vanished faster than anticipated, leaving a waiting list that now spans months. This isn't just about one trim level struggling to keep up; every configuration is backlogged. The situation highlights how quickly inventory can evaporate when demand exceeds manufacturing capacity, even for an automaker known for scaling production aggressively.
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MidsommarWallet
· 12-01 17:09
TSL is going crazy this time, the production capacity simply can't keep up with the demand.
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RuntimeError
· 12-01 17:02
Oh my, Tesla China has sold out the entire production capacity of the Model Y for 2025? This speed is just too crazy!
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 12-01 16:55
nah wait, "nobody expected this early"? literally everyone knew china demand was insane lol. classic pump narrative before the vesting cliff hits next quarter tbh
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ZkSnarker
· 12-01 16:55
imagine if supply chains actually worked like zero knowledge proofs... then tesla wouldn't have this problem lol. but fr, 2025 allocation *completely* sold out already? that's actually wild. well technically it just means demand modeling failed harder than i expected 🤷
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ProposalDetective
· 12-01 16:47
Sold out, the Model Y 2025 production capacity is all sold out. Do we have to wait until next year? The demand is strong!
Tesla's China operations just hit a milestone nobody expected this early. The entire Model Y production allocation for 2025 has been completely sold out. Customers placing orders today are looking at delivery windows that stretch into early 2026, and this applies across the board—both Standard Range and Long Range variants face the same extended timeline. The demand surge caught even industry watchers off guard. Production slots vanished faster than anticipated, leaving a waiting list that now spans months. This isn't just about one trim level struggling to keep up; every configuration is backlogged. The situation highlights how quickly inventory can evaporate when demand exceeds manufacturing capacity, even for an automaker known for scaling production aggressively.