Tesla says Chinese think tank report on its Shanghai production is 'inaccurate'


FILE PHOTO: A Tesla sign is seen at the U.S. electric vehicle maker's factory in Shanghai, China, May 13, 2021. REUTERS/Aly Song

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Tesla said on Wednesday that a report by Chinese think tank EV100 that quoted the U.S. automaker's vice president as saying that its Shanghai factory was on track to meet its goal of making 500,000 vehicles this year was "inaccurate".

EV100 quoted Tao Lin, also known as Grace Tao, as giving the figure in an article published on the think tank's official WeChat account on Wednesday morning.

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