Tesla has stepped up his efforts to occupy the Japanese market, has attracted many new customers through sharp price cuts, and is currently focusing on expanding the network of charging stations. Tesla has started looking for merchants in Japan who want to install supercharging stations. As the world's third largest car market, Japan has not become a market friendly to Tesla, largely because it has a number of world-popular car brands. However, Japan set a carbon-neutral target last year and began to support the purchase of electric cars. Another factor is the change in Tesla's pricing policy, which will attract local automakers to compete with Tesla for prices. After cutting prices in mid-February, Tesla's sales in Japan increased 13 times in March compared with the same period last year.