Here is what the page “Tesla Halts Model 3 Orders in Canada Over China EV Quota Confusion” contains. Tesla has stopped taking orders for the Model 3 Premium in Canada, the Shanghai-built trim priced at $39,490 CAD, citing exhaustion of its import quota for Chinese-made electric vehicles. The automaker says it does not expect to reopen orders until March 2027. However, the Canadian government's own tracker shows that 33,069 of the 49,000 permits for China-made EVs in the current quota year remain available, raising questions about Tesla's decision. The move affects Canadian consumers seeking the most affordable Model 3 variant, as other trims sourced from the U.S.
are subject to different tariffs and pricing. With Canada's EV incentive program also phasing out, the pause could push buyers toward competitors or delay purchases. As the quota dispute unfolds, Tesla's next steps may influence the broader market for Chinese-made EVs in North America. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.