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Tesla blames misprinted label for China customs hiccup

By Sonam Rai and David Stanway on Mar 6, 2019 6:48AM
Tesla blames misprinted label for China customs hiccup

Says authorities have accepted plan to resolve problems.

Tesla Inc said on Tuesday that China's customs authorities have accepted the electric carmaker's plan to resolve problems with the clearance of its Model 3 sedans that centred around misprinting of labels. Shares in Silicon Valley billionaire Elon Musk's company fell more than 5 percent in early ...

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