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Tesla Semi's European version goes live on its German website with 2027 deliveries…

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2 signals, one on supply and one on demand, landed on the same day. (1) Tesla's German website has put up the specifications of the European Semi and, for the first time, a delivery date anchor of 'from 2027', putting in writing the verbal narrative of 22 Aug about entering Europe.

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(2) CPCA's August data show BYD topping China's NEV passenger car exports with a 35.4% share, while Tesla's exports fell 45.5% year on year to a 7.0% share, only 4th. The narrative that 'exports are propping up Shanghai wholesale' has been taken apart: domestic retail is down 12.4% for a third month and exports are down 45.5%, so both legs are weakening at once.

Key evidence

  • Tesla's German website put up the European Semi on 11 Sep: a single standard-range version with an 822 kWh battery, range of 550 km at a full 40-tonne load (consumption of 1.0 kWh/km), peak charging of 800 kW (about 60% of range back in 30 minutes), unladen weight of about 9,100 kg, deliveries 'from 2027', still built in the US, and cameras in place of rear-view mirrors on the European version.
  • The European version is standard range (550 km at 40 tonnes), against the US long-range version (805 km on an 822 kWh pack, but quoted at 37.2 tonnes). With the same battery, range is discounted under a heavier load, which makes this a real-world specification and not a marketing figure.
  • This follows the official confirmation on 22 Aug that Semi is coming to Europe and the news of 25 Aug that the Nevada plant, with capacity of 50,000 vehicles a year, will be unveiled on 24 Sep. Today adds the first firm delivery date for the European market.
  • CPCA data (CnEVPost, 10 Sep): BYD exported 183,746 vehicles in August, up 130.8% year on year and 5.8% month on month, with its export share rising from 32.2% in July to 35.4%.
  • Tesla China exported 36,119 vehicles, down 45.5% year on year, and its export share fell to 7.0%, 4th, behind BYD, Chery, SAIC-GM-Wuling and others.
  • The earlier framework that 'August NEV exports up 155% propped up the run of Shanghai wholesale gains' has been taken apart: Tesla's own exports have halved in absolute terms year on year, so the export leg itself is shrinking fast.
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  • Both legs of the China business are weakening at once: domestic retail down 12.4% for a third month, and exports down 45.5%.
  • The price war in China's mass market has spread from the domestic market to overseas export channels, and BYD is directly squeezing out Tesla's export share.

Catalysts to watch

  • 24 Sep 2026: unveiling of the Nevada Semi plant with capacity of 50,000 vehicles a year (tied to the narrative of European deliveries in 2027)
  • Q3 2026 China delivery data: whether the weakness on both legs, domestic -12.4% and exports -45.5%, continues
  • 2027: earliest delivery of the European Semi (European price, launch countries and specific capacity not yet announced)
  • Later monthly CPCA data: whether Tesla China's export share continues to be squeezed by BYD

Risks

  • 'From 2027' is the earliest delivery date and not a ramp-up, and the Nevada plant is still in its early ramp (of Einride's 500 units, only about 75 are to be delivered in 2026, which already confirms the slow pace).
  • The European Semi website does not give a European price, launch countries or specific capacity, so this is a gradual positive on the supply side and not a valuation-level catalyst.
  • Tesla's Shanghai capacity is allocated around the world on its own rhythm, so monthly swings in exports include noise from quarterly production scheduling.
  • A 7% export share and 4th place is still meaningful volume and not a collapse, but the 45.5% year-on-year fall is hard first-hand evidence on demand and competition.
  • On the operating side it leans negative, and Q3 China and Europe deliveries need watching for drag from the fall in exports.

Sources 6

  1. Electrek
  2. SeekingAlpha
  3. NotaTeslaApp
  4. autoevolution
  5. Tesla German website (11 Sep)
  6. CnEVPost (10 Sep): CPCA August data

A brief is a lead for our research, not a verified conclusion or advice.