特斯拉起诉无忧传媒

Core Viewpoint - Tesla (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is suing Hangzhou Wuyou Media Co., Ltd. over a contract dispute related to the return of a government subsidy for electric vehicles [2][5] Group 1: Legal Dispute - The lawsuit will be heard on November 24 at the People's Court of Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou [2] - Wuyou Media purchased a Tesla vehicle in 2022 and received a subsidy of 7,761 yuan, with a condition that the vehicle must travel 20,000 kilometers within two years [5] - Tesla is seeking the return of the subsidy because the vehicle did not meet the mileage requirement, which resulted in Tesla not receiving the government subsidy [5] Group 2: Company Communication - Wuyou Media claims that Tesla did not communicate with them before filing the lawsuit and intends to settle the matter directly by returning the relevant amount [5] - This is not the first instance of Tesla requesting customers to return government subsidies due to unmet mileage requirements [5] Group 3: Government Policy Context - In December 2016, the government revised policies to prevent fraudulent claims for subsidies, requiring electric vehicles to meet specific mileage criteria to qualify for full subsidies [5][6] - The policy states that vehicles must accumulate 20,000 kilometers within two years to apply for full financial subsidies, with pre-allocated funds being subject to return if the criteria are not met [6] Group 4: Market Performance - In October 2023, Tesla's sales in China dropped to 26,006 units, marking a 63.64% month-on-month decline and a 35.76% year-on-year decrease, placing the brand at 27th in market ranking [6] - Tesla's exports from China reached 35,491 units in October, the highest monthly export figure in two years [6]