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Tesla said the company is currently awaiting the results of the investigation and does not yet know the details.

Tesla's dispute with a female owner in China continues, and the latter has sued the company, as well as an executive, and is seeking damages.

A spate of accidents involving Tesla vehicles in China is spilling over to innocent owners and causing problems in their lives.

As Tesla's dispute with a female owner remains unresolved, the US electric car company appears to be working to improve its service to mitigate the impact of possible similar incidents in the future.

As the May Day holiday in China approaches, Tesla is offering holiday benefits to owners.

China continues to be Tesla's second-largest market globally, but the gap with the size of the US market narrowed further.

Information provided by Internet users suggests that people surnamed Feng and Han are the main architects of the rights-defense of a female owner at the Shanghai auto show, Tesla said Wednesday on Weibo.

Tesla vehicles have been in the news for accidents in China recently, amid unresolved complaints from a female owner about faulty brakes.

Qin Lihong, co-founder and president of Nio, said that seeing such news was really angry and amusing.

Perhaps seeing the huge gap with Nio in user loyalty, Tesla unleashed a signal to rally owners in a late-night Weibo on Monday.