Tesla Inc. shipped 67,886 vehicles from its Shanghai factory in July, according to data released by the China Passenger Car Association. The tally, which covers both domestic deliveries and exports, provides an early signal of the U.S. automaker’s momentum in the world’s largest electric-vehicle market during the summer quarter. Separately, Tesla’s South Korean subsidiary logged its strongest month since entering the market, selling 7,357 cars in July. The bulk of the volume came from the updated Model Y, which accounted for 6,559 units, with the remainder from the Model 3, reinforcing Korea’s role as one of Tesla’s fastest-growing Asian markets. In the smartphone sector, Samsung Electronics said domestic sales of its flagship Galaxy S25 have reached 3 million units, surpassing the milestone roughly two months earlier than the previous model. The company credited early adoption of on-device artificial-intelligence features and a buy-back subscription plan for accelerating demand.