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BYD saw a slight decline in market share in September, while Tesla experienced a small increase.

Model Y retail sales in China totaled 51,173 units in September, up 6.16 percent year-on-year, boosted by the launch of the six-seat Model Y L.

Both new projects have now entered the validation testing phase, according to a report by 36kr.

Tesla's retail sales in China came in at 71,525 cars in September, marking the second-highest figure this year with a year-on-year decline narrowing to 0.93 percent.

Major EV makers saw a significant drop in insurance registrations in China last week, primarily due to the impact of the Golden Week holiday.

Tesla China's September sales, including exports, rose 2.82 percent year-on-year, partly boosted by the start of deliveries for the six-seat Model Y L.

The new Model Y variant uses a single motor and batteries from LG Energy Solution, similar to the Model 3 variant with an 830-km range.

Tesla's US EV sales received a temporary boost as the $7,500 federal tax credit nears expiration.

The Nio main brand recorded 5,200 insurance registrations last week, with Onvo at 3,800 and Firefly at 1,800.

Nio, Xiaomi EV, Xpeng, and Leapmotor are all poised to hit new highs, while Li Auto is set to continue its year-on-year decline.