RiderTua.com – Tesla is quite well known because of its fairly extensive product line-up. However, they are starting to lag behind a number of competitors such as BYD, which was even able to outperform its sales last year. Now Tesla has to catch up with BYD in Southeast Asia. They already have a number of plans to strengthen sales of electric cars in three major countries.
Tesla Begins to Expand Its Market in Southeast Asia
Actually, for a brand like Tesla, they could enter the Southeast Asian car market. They don’t just want to sell electric cars, but also invest in the production of cars and batteries. It’s just that until now they haven’t done either of these things.
Meanwhile, BYD has started to expand its sales network in a number of countries such as Thailand and Indonesia. Even though for Indonesia itself they only started selling electric cars last month, at least this is a good start for them. Moreover, they also plan to set up a production factory, and for now they are bringing in units from abroad.
BYD Has Started Selling
With BYD having started sales in Southeast Asia, Tesla should also be able to catch up. However, due to frequent delays, the plans he had drawn up began to raise questions about their continuation. Because many people have been waiting for the arrival of an electric car from this brand from the United States.
Tesla is already planning to build a BEV car factory in Thailand, build a charging station in Malaysia, and is considering assembling its batteries in Indonesia. Until now there is no clarity, and of course this makes it lag behind its competitors, including BYD. Meanwhile, market development has been quite fast as time goes by and more and more new models besides Tesla are being introduced.
I don’t know if something happened to Tesla during this time. Because if you look, they were faced with many car recalls on the global market.
