With the Chinese market in full bloom, the car makers flock to the Asian country to get a piece of the cake while it’s still fresh.
Following its recent success with the Model S electric vehicle, Tesla might be pushing to sell the car in the aforementioned country.
![Tesla Model S](https://www.automotorblog.com/storage/2013/05/Tesla-Model-S-4.jpg)
As with the other markets, Tesla will still hang on to their desire to only sell the car in company-owned dealerships. If this will go down easy with the Chinese authorities remains to be seen, but should they manage to get into this market, the Model S will be quite a rare sight.
Already bearing a hefty price tag, the Tesla Models S might be subjected to several taxes before finally reaching the Chinese buyer, making the vehicle appealing only to a certain set of individuals. With plans for a first dealership to open in Beijing, anyone willing to pay for the electric sedan would benefit from the same premium customer service and options present in any other country.