Tesla CEO Elon Musk has unexpectedly visited Beijing, coinciding with the city’s first major auto show in four years. During his visit, Musk met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang. This meeting follows Tesla’s announcement that local Chinese authorities have lifted restrictions on its cars after they passed China’s data security standards. Tesla is also partnering with a Chinese tech giant Baidu to use its mapping and navigation technology, enabling data collection on China’s public roads for its Full-Self Driving feature. These developments come amid broader concerns over data privacy and international security related to imported vehicles. Tesla, along with several other automakers, has met…