中国成为特斯拉 Model Y 的最大市场，销量近 95,000 辆，超过美国约 84,000 辆的销量

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在特斯拉 Model Y 成为今年第一季度全球最畅销新车后不久，来自 JATO Dynamics 的数据证实，其成功背后的一个关键原因是在中国的强劲销售。

事实上，在 2023 年前三个月全球交付的创纪录的 267,171 辆 Model Y 中，有 94,469 辆在中国售出。考虑到中国汽车制造商推出了多少新电动汽车的许多都在价格上低于 Model Y，这是一个特别令人印象深刻的数字。

Model Y 的第二畅销地区是美国，大约有 83,664 辆样车找到了新家。欧洲排名第三，销量为 71,114 辆。

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总体而言，美国仍然是特斯拉最大和最重要的市场，但紧随其后的是中国。特斯拉的下一个最大市场是德国、英国和法国。JATO 高级分析师 Felipe Munoz在接受路透社采访时表示，他预计 Model Y 将在 2023 年剩余时间内保持全球最畅销汽车的地位，部分原因是今年前几个月的大幅降价。

此外，特斯拉在德克萨斯州和柏林的工厂产量增加以及供应链问题的缓解应该有助于Model Y的销售。

巴克莱银行的分析师丹·利维 (Dan Levy) 对特斯拉过于依赖 Model 3 和 Model Y 的销售表示担忧，并认为该品牌会很好地服务于添加新车型和变体。实现这一目标的一种方式是推出特斯拉 Cybertruck，如果有关超过 100 万份预订单的报道属实，它将有助于显着提高特斯拉未来几年的交付量。

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原文：

Tesla Model Y Became World’s Best-Selling Car In Q1 Thanks To China

China emerged as the largest market for Tesla's Model Y, with sales of nearly 95,000 units, surpassing the approximately 84,000 units sold in America

Soon after it was revealed that the Tesla Model Y was the world’s best-selling new car for the first quarter of this year, data from JATO Dynamics has confirmed that a key reason behind its success is strong sales in China.

In fact, of the record 267,171 Model Ys that were delivered around the world in the first three months of 2023, 94,469 of them were sold in China. That’s an especially impressive figure given how many new EVs are being launched by Chinese car manufacturers, many of which undercut the Model Y on price.

The Model Y’s second best-selling region was the United States where some 83,664 examples found new homes. In third was Europe with 71,114 sales.

Read: Move Over Toyota Corolla, Tesla’s Model Y Is The World’s Best Selling Car In Q1 2023

Overall, the United States remains the largest and most important market for Tesla but was followed closely behind by China in second. The next largest markets for Tesla are Germany, the UK, and France. Speaking with Reuters, JATO senior analyst Felipe Munoz said he expects the Model Y to remain the world’s top-selling car throughout the rest of 2023 thanks in part to aggressive price cuts made in the first few months of the year.

In addition, sales of the Model Y should be helped by a ramp-up in production at Tesla’s factories in Texas and Berlin as well as the easing of supply chain issues.

Dan Levy, an analyst from Barclays, has raised concerns that Tesla is too reliant on sales of the Model 3 and Model Y and believes the brand would be well served to add new models and variants. One way it will do this is with the introduction of the Tesla Cybertruck and if reports about more than 1 million pre-orders being placed for it are true, it should help significantly boost Tesla’s delivery figures for the next few years.