A Tesla Cybertruck has been successfully registered in China through Tianjin Port, marking the first instance of the vehicle receiving an official license plate in the country (via @Tslachan).
The Cybertruck, imported as a parallel import, was priced at two million yuan, approximately $279,000 USD—nearly three times the starting price of $99,990 USD in the United States for the Dual Motor AWD configuration.
The registration raises questions about the potential for official Cybertruck sales in China. The individual responsible for the import is reported to have obtained the vehicle’s 3C certification, a requirement for products to be sold in the Chinese market.
This development could be seen as a precursor to future Cybertruck sales in China, although no official launch has been confirmed. Earlier this year, Tesla took the Cybertruck for an official tour in China to drum up buzz.
Check out some videos of this Cybertruck on the roads in China below:
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An individual in China is said to have obtained the Cybertruck's 3C certification. pic.twitter.com/rzwGqlE48e— Tsla Chan (@Tslachan) August 16, 2024
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It's the first Cybertruck to get an official license plate and walk around on Chinese roads. 🇨🇳🔥 pic.twitter.com/AI8WZD4Rk5— Tsla Chan (@Tslachan) August 16, 2024
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