Tesla Halts Model 3 Deliveries in Australia Over Compliance Issue: Report
Portfolio Pulse from Shivani Kumaresan
Tesla Inc. has stopped Model 3 deliveries in Australia due to non-compliance with local motor-vehicle regulations, specifically regarding child-seat anchor points. The halt, effective from January 17, 2024, is being addressed with authorities, but it's unclear if delivered vehicles will be recalled. This issue is similar to BYD Company's Atto 3 problem in 2022. Tesla may reclassify the Model 3 to avoid the issue. Meanwhile, Australia has introduced stricter safety standards for electric vehicles. Tesla's stock dropped 2.47% to $214.49.
January 17, 2024 | 4:09 pm
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Tesla Inc. has paused Model 3 deliveries in Australia due to a compliance issue with child-seat anchor points, and it's uncertain if a recall will be necessary. The company's stock price has decreased by 2.47%.
The delivery halt of a popular model due to regulatory compliance issues is a negative development for Tesla, likely affecting investor sentiment and potentially sales in the Australian market. The stock price reaction suggests a negative short-term impact.
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BYD Company faced a similar compliance issue with its Atto 3 model in 2022, which led to delivery pauses and recalls.
BYD Company is mentioned as a reference to a past similar issue, but the article does not provide current information on BYD's operations or stock performance. Therefore, the impact on BYD's stock is neutral in the short term.
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