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Tesla Inc.’s sales plummeted 62% last quarter in Germany, a development the outgoing economy minister sees as an opening for the nation’s beleaguered carmakers.
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If you'd invested $10,000 in Tesla 10 years ago, you would have an incredible $215,600 at recent prices, an annualized growth rate of nearly 36%.
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Sales in Europe appear to be plunging; registration data showed Tesla sales were down 42% across most of Europe in the first two months of the year.
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China’s Communist Party mouthpiece, People’s Daily, is rolling out a miniseries this week titled “Fully Understanding the Mutually Beneficial Nature of China-U.S. Relations.” Part 1 cited a Tesla fact
Trump’s new tariffs on China have just kneecapped Tesla’s only growing business: energy storage, which uses battery cells from
For the first consecutive quarter, BYD has surpassed Tesla in EV sales and is on track to snatching the crown in 2025 EV sales for the first time
BYD, Elon Musk's Chinese archrival, posted a 60% sales surge in the first three months of the year, in stark contrast to Tesla's decline.
Another fiscal year and another bold prediction that Tesla’s long-running reign as the global market share leader will end.
Shares of Tesla fell more than 2% on Wednesday as the company recorded a bigger-than-expected drop in sales in the January-March period.
A report from Politico that Musk could step back from his role in the White House helped boost the stock after Q1 deliveries came in weaker than expected.
Chinese electric vehicle champion BYD has reported a 60% surge in sales in the first quarter of the year as archrival Tesla stumbles.
Tesla’s free Full Self-Driving trial in China has exited stage left over the country’s new regulations for advanced driver assist system software updates.
Tesla shares gained a day ahead of the electric vehicle maker's first-quarter deliveries data expected Wednesday.
For perspective, the tariffs could wipe out 9 per cent of Apple’s gross margin – unless the added costs are passed through or an exemption is granted, analysts found.