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Tesla cut EV prices in China more than BYD did for its flagship Han sedan this year, study finds

By: CNBC.com News
Tesla cut prices for its electric cars in China by more than BYD did for its flagship Han sedan, according to analysis from U.S.-based firm JL Warren Capital.
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