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Tesla produced 362,615 vehicles in total between January and the end of March, a 16.3 percent decrease from the same period in 2024.
From Ars Technica
Volkswagen AG’s global deliveries rose in the first quarter as Europe’s biggest automaker benefited from surging demand for its electric vehicles.
From Bloomberg L.P.
The firm’s focus is on the release of a new Tesla model in Q2, which it thinks could turnaround the recent decline in vehicle sales.
From Business Insider
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Tesla shares nudged higher in early Tuesday trading, and look set to arrest a post tariff-reaction slide that has loped more than $170 billion from its market value, as a top Wall Street analyst pitched another bull case for the beleaguered EV maker.
Global sales soared and European EV deliveries went into hyperdrive, registrations more than doubling in the region
What began as localized demonstrations outside Tesla showrooms has evolved into a broader movement. Today the EV manufacturer announced their deliveries 13% in Q1.
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The decline in Tesla’s delivery numbers over Q1 came despite deep discounts, zero financing and other incentives.
Tesla doesn’t break out its numbers by model or region, but it did confirm that 345,454 of those produced were its core breadwinners—the Model 3 and Model Y. Of those, 323,800 made it into customer hands between January and March. That leaves just 12,881 deliveries accounted for by the Cybertruck, Model X, and Model S combined.
Chinese electric vehicle company XPeng Inc. XPEV reported a record surge in its Q1 EV sales. In March alone, XPeng delivered 33,205 Smart EVs, marking a 268% growth and surpassing 30,000 units for the fifth consecutive month.
Tesla (TSLA) stock tumbled over 6% in pre-market trading on Monday, as growing concerns over its Q1 vehicle deliveries intensified investor
Tesla is also touting its Optimus humanoid robot as a potential significant growth catalyst, with Musk estimating its revenue potential to be over $10 trillion. The company currently plans to develop several thousand robots for internal use in 2025.
Rivian is offering up to $13.5K in stacked discounts through multiple incentive programs. Existing Tesla owners can claim a separate $3,000 discount on Rivian’s electric vehicles. Base Rivian R1T starts at $69,