According to foreign media reports, Tesla, which is at the forefront of the industry in terms of electric vehicles, has dominated the electric vehicle market in many countries and has a leading market share over other manufacturers, but they also have a lot of room to grow and some markets are still uninvolved.
With the increase in production, Tesla’s supply capacity is constantly increasing, and they are also constantly opening up new markets. The latest reports from foreign media show that they have been allowed to enter the Malaysian market.
The latest foreign media reports show that Tesla’s application to Malaysia for the import of electric vehicles has been approved by the Malaysian Ministry of International Trade and Industry.
Of course, being approved to import electric vehicles to Malaysia does not mean that Tesla’s electric vehicles will enter this market immediately, and they still need to make relevant preparations. Foreign media mentioned in the report that after entering Malaysia, Tesla will establish a headquarters, multiple experience centers and service centers in Malaysia, and also need to build a supercharging network.
Judging from foreign media reports, entering the Malaysian market is not only beneficial to Tesla. Malaysia is also a beneficiary. It is expected to create new high-skilled jobs in the field of electric vehicles with higher wages. The company will also become more involved in Tesla’s ecosystem.
Although foreign media did not mention it in the report, Tesla’s electric vehicles supplied to Malaysian consumers for a period of time are likely to be produced at the Shanghai Gigafactory. As one of Tesla’s four complete vehicle factories that are currently in production, the Shanghai Gigafactory is already an important export base for Tesla. The Model 3 and Model Y it produces are being exported in large quantities to markets such as Europe, as well as to Asia. market supply. The Shanghai Gigafactory is also Tesla’s closest vehicle factory to Malaysia.
