Elon Musk might be fighting for his job in the U.S., but his company is on track to achieve its dream of mass producing its Model 3 sedans in China. The company has secured over $500 million in loans from Chinese lenders as it inches closer to building its vehicle and battery Gigafactory in China. The loan is expected to be financed at a 3.9 percent interest rate, below the government’s 4.35 benchmark. New York-based JL Warren had announced Tesla’s plans to seek out Asian backers in February. Per the report from the investment firm, the automaker was lining up
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