Deepened Sino-U.S. Low-Carbon Cooperation Led by Tesla

26 June 2026

On May 14, at the Great Hall of the People, Musk commented that the meeting went "very well", marking a new era of in-depth integration between China and the US in the low-carbon sector. 

As the only pure energy giant in the delegation, Tesla has long gone beyond the scope of a traditional car manufacturer. Here are three key highlights: 

Supply Chain Deeply Localized 
With a localization rate of over 95%, Tesla has incorporated more than 400 Chinese suppliers into its global layout, integrating local battery technology strengths with international standards.

Energy Storage Hub Established 
The Shanghai Megapack factory boasts a production capacity of 40GWh. It not only aligns with China’s 15th Five-Year Plan, but also acts as a new global export hub for the Asia-Pacific and European markets. 

In-depth Core Technology Layout 
From the R&D of 4680 batteries to the application of V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid), Tesla is transforming from an investor into an in-depth participant in the construction of China’s new-generation power grid. 

OLA Team Insight
The synergy between China’s industrial scale and U.S. technological innovation serves as the core driving force for carbon neutrality.  This new wave of cooperation will reshape the global pattern of the energy storage industry.