Key Takeaways
1. Tesla registered 19,300 new insurance registrations in China during the last week of Q3 2025, marking an 11.9% increase from the previous week.
2. The total registrations for Q3 2025 reached 66,250, which is 8.7% lower than Q3 2024 but a 26.9% increase from Q2 2025.
3. Tesla is currently 6.4% behind last year’s registration figures for the year.
4. The newly launched six-seat Model Y L was the top-selling vehicle of the week, contributing about 4,000 registrations.
5. Delivery timelines for the Model Y L are extended to November, indicating strong consumer interest as production increases at Giga Shanghai.
Tesla finished the last week of Q3 2025 in China with 19,300 new insurance registrations from September 22 to 28. Insights shared by Roland Pircher (@piloly) on X, who typically studies Tesla data, shows this number is an 11.9% rise from the previous week’s 17,300 units. This was the highest weekly total for the quarter.
Quarterly Overview
For the entire quarter, Tesla achieved 66,250 registrations in China. Although this number is 8.7% lower than Q3 2024, it shows a 26.9% increase compared to Q2 2025. So far this year, Tesla is still 6.4% behind last year’s figures, but last week was notably its third-best week of 2025.
Best-Selling Vehicle
The top-selling vehicle of the week was the newly launched six-seat Model Y L, which hit the market in China on August 19 and began deliveries in early September. This extended-wheelbase version added about 4,000 registrations last week, making up roughly 20% of Tesla’s total. As delivery timelines on Tesla China’s site are now extended to November, it seems that interest in this family-oriented crossover is holding strong.
If this trend keeps up, the Model Y L could become a key player as we move into Q4, especially with Tesla increasing production at Giga Shanghai.
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