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Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) has reportedly inked a massive $557 million energy storage station deal with Shanghai authorities, marking the electric vehicle giant’s first grid-scale battery storage project in China.
The agreement, signed Friday between Tesla, China Kangfu International Leasing Co, and the Shanghai government, involves a 4 billion yuan investment and will utilize Tesla’s Megapack batteries for large-scale energy infrastructure.
This landmark deal comes as Tesla’s energy division experiences explosive triple-digit growth, transforming from a side project into what analysts are calling the company’s next major growth engine.
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