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The Shenzhen Siege: Can Tesla Hold the Pole Position?

As Elon Musk’s dominance faces a coordinated assault from legacy giants and nimble Chinese rivals, the EV market's long-standing hierarchy is being rewritten in real-time.

For years, Tesla has enjoyed an undisputed pole position in the electric vehicle sector, effectively becoming the industry’s pace car.

The 2026 Tesla Model Y arrives with a refreshed spec sheet featuring an EPA-estimated range of up to 318 miles, powered by a 61.44-kWh LFP Blade battery.

It isn't just the startups causing headaches for Musk. Legacy automakers, long accused of being asleep at the wheel, have finally mobilised their deep pockets and manufacturing…

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As Elon Musk’s dominance faces a coordinated assault from legacy giants and nimble Chinese rivals, the EV market's long-standing hierarchy is being rewritten in real-time.

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