The CEO of Tesla has opened-up about his company's current situation in China, suggesting things aren't nearly as bad as has been reported.

特斯拉总裁对其公司在中国的现状持乐观态度，他表示事情远非之前报道的那么糟。

Elon Musk says they're anticipating a rebound in sales through this past month of up to 150-percent.

This comes amid a limp peformance for the company through 2014.

Musk says changes they've made to their technical and business designs should start baring fruit.

"Having addressed the lack of good navigation, and I think in substantial part addressed the misperception that charging is difficult, and the fact that many more of our super chargers are now active, I think it has had a huge impact on our sales in China."

The comments from Musk come despite reports of a potential major shake-up within his company's China operations.

Reports circulated earlier this year that Musk sent out an internal Tesla email, warning his staff in China their jobs are on-the-line if the company's sales don't improve significantly this year.

Tesla, along with most other electric car makers, have been struggling with a lack of consumer interest in electric vehicles, despite a major push by the governmetn to get people buying them.

This includes an extension of purchase subsidies and other breaks for people who purchase electric vehicles.