Tesla is the Biggest Winner from Fossil Fuel Vehicle Ban, to Build Plant in China

Published: Oct 9, 2017 16:03

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Tesla is the biggest winner from the ban on fossil fuel vehicles.

SHANGHAI, Oct. 9 (SMM) – Tesla is believed to be the biggest winner from the ban on fossil fuel vehicles.

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The company may build plants in China. Its vehicle sales are expected to boom in the next 10 years. By early 2023, its vehicle sales may be 10-fold of those in late 2017, according to one analyst.

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