By Melissa Eddy Reporting from Berlin Tesla’s sales in Germany plunged 59 percent in ... saw demand for its cars slide 44 percent last month, while sales in Norway dropped 38 percent.

In Germany, Tesla sold 1,277 vehicles last month, representing a massive fall of 59.5% from January 2024. Sales of EVs fell off a cliff in Germany last year after the government r ...

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Langan expects Tesla to be hit the hardest if EV tax credits are removed under the new government, citing a 41% decline in sales it witnessed when Germany ended its electric car subsidy programme ...

Electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla saw car sales drop by 59% year-on-year in Germany last month, according to the country’s Federal Motor Transport Authority. Tesla, the world’s largest EV ...

Tesla sales careened lower in Germany in January, as sales of the electric-vehicle company headed by Elon Musk tumble across Europe. The German trade group VDA reported that Tesla new-vehicle ...

Tesla’s sales have dropped nearly 60% in January in Germany compared to the same period last year. The same thing is happening throughout Europe. Earlier this week, we reported that Tesla’s ...

The company’s sales plunged 63% last month in France — the EU’s second-biggest EV market, after Germany — and dropped 12% in the UK. Tesla shares traded down as much as 3.1% as of 12:15 p ...

Along with sales drops in California and the United States overall, Tesla's sales in Europe are taking a sharp hit. An Electrek report, citing data from Reuters and German road traffic agency KBA ...

Frankfurt, Germany: Tesla sales plunged in Germany last month, official data showed Wednesday, after billionaire owner Elon Musk waded into the country's election campaign by vocally backing the ...

Sales of Tesla fell in Europe to start the year, falling 59% in Germany in January, as reported by the Financial Times. And, at least for now, as the report notes, the trend appears to be ...