Tesla Sales Drop for First Time in Over a Decade While China’s BYD Rises
There does not appear to be an obvious savior on the horizon for Tesla, either. The Cybertruck remains the company’s most identifiable vehicle thanks to its futuristic dumpster vibe, but the company shipped fewer than 50,000 units in 2024 and it seems like the demand for the truck is flattening out or declining.
Tesla has had the week from hell and it just got a whole lot worse after Chinese EV company BYD dropped a bombshell update.
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Thus, to keep its crown as the world's top seller of electric cars, Tesla needs to deliver over 400,000 cars in the final ...
Tesla stock took a dive in morning trading on Thursday after the company announced lower figures than expected for deliveries ...
While the annual decline came as a surprise, Tesla at the start of the year had warned observers to temper their expectations ...
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