Tesla is reportedly in talks with China's Lishen over Shanghai battery contract

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Tesla is reportedly in talks with China's Lishen over Shanghai battery contract
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Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk said in November the U.S. company would manufacture all its battery modules and packs at the Shanghai factory and planned to diversify its sources.

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