Shares of Tesla rose after CEO Elon Musk met with China's Foreign Minister Qin Gang. The meeting took place as Beijing aims to showcase its openness to foreign business and as Musk reportedly indicated further expansion of Tesla's operations in China. Qin emphasized the growth potential and market demand resulting from China's "Chinese-style modernization" and its commitment to creating a favorable business environment for foreign companies. Tesla's stock jumped 5% following the news but later moderated its gains. The details of the meeting were not fully disclosed. Still, Musk's visit aligns with Tesla's efforts to maintain strong ties with Beijing and navigate increased competition and pricing pressures in China. Tesla considers China its second-largest market and operates its primary car production facility in Shanghai.