Tesla's new China Gigafactory could make or break its future as the world's leading electric car maker

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Tesla just broke ground on its new Gigafactory in Shanghai, but entering the Chinese market might be more complicated than the company planned.

provides subsidies for manufacturers who build electric cars, so Tesla will be entering a competitive space. In the video above, Business Insider's senior finance correspondent Linette Lopez breaks down what Tesla could lose or gain in China.

 

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