Tesla sales plunge 63% in EU’s second-biggest EV market
Tesla sales plunge 63% in EU’s second-biggest EV market
Tesla Inc. registrations plummeted 63% last month in France, the European Union’s second-biggest market for battery-electric vehicles.
Summary
Tesla’s registrations in France dropped 63% in January, their lowest since August 2022, far outpacing the broader total EV sales' 0.5% decline.
Tesla registrations across EU countries fell 13% last year, with Germany accounting for much of the decline.
Sales in Germany, Tesla’s biggest European market, also fell 41% last year due to an aging lineup, competition, and subsidy cuts.
CEO Elon Musk’s political involvement, including support for Germany’s far-right party, may be affecting demand.
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It means they invested a few of their spare billions into opposing technology and companies while you sit at home deciding if you are buying eggs or milk this week.
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4 1 ReplySo, they're not Tesla shareholders?
1 1 ReplyShock, you can own shares from multiple companies at once. Competitors, even.
4 0 ReplyAh, so they no longer care about how their Tesla shares perform, because they've invested in multiple companies. Gotcha! You're great at investing, I can tell.
1 1 ReplyAh, so you're one of those "deliberately misunderstand" trolls. Goodbye.
3 0 ReplyAnd you're one of those "oops, I realized I was wrong so I accused someone of being a troll and made my escape" posters.
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