Tesla is expected to see a boost in its Q4 revenue, driven by strong performance in China. The company has shortened its payment cycle in China to 90 days starting in 2024, which may enhance cash flow and customer engagement. Meanwhile, NIO reported selling only 12 ES7 vehicles in October, indicating challenges in its market performance. Despite some fluctuations, the overall sentiment around China's New Energy Vehicle (NEV) sales remains optimistic, with expectations for record-breaking figures in November. Tesla's delivery centers in China are reportedly very busy as December approaches, suggesting a strong finish to the year.