Tesla signed a contract with Hyundai Glowey to ship export vehicles from its Shanghai plant

Throughout the world, smart electric vehicles have become the trend of the development of the automotive industry, and Tesla is the leader in the field of global intelligent electric vehicles, its production of automotive products sell well all over the world, and also has many factories in the world, in order to make the production and sales of cars more convenient.

Recently, Tesla signed a year-long logistics agreement with South Korean logistics company Hyundai Gloway Company, worth $442 million, which requires Glovis to ship cars produced at Tesla's Shanghai factory to other countries and regions. Tesla's move also means officially positioning the Shanghai Gigafactory as a new vehicle export center to deliver its Tesla cars to the world. Previously, Tesla said it would not use cars produced by the Shanghai Gigafactory as a supplementary inventory in other markets.

However, with the continuous recurrence of the global new crown epidemic, the production activities in many countries and regions have been greatly affected, and Tesla's gigafactory in Germany has been unable to meet its production requirements. Compared with other countries and regions, china's epidemic situation is not so severe and will not affect its production plans too much, so the Shanghai Gigafactory has become an important center for Tesla to export cars. It is reported that Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory has shipped 7,000 Model 3s to the European market this year.