Tesla's sales in Europe fell 28% in May, marking a troubling trend of five consecutive months of declining sales. This comes at a time when demand for EVs from other manufacturers is surging. Notably, China's SAIC sold over 18,000 vehicles, while Tesla struggled to reach 9,000. Compounding these challenges are the lingering effects of Elon Musk's controversies and the cessation of taxpayer-funded EV credits. Tesla's hopes now hinge upon the success of its robotaxi program, which has faced scrutiny due to safety concerns and operational issues in pilot programs.
Tesla's automotive sales in Europe have dropped 28% in May alone, continuing a five-month streak of declining numbers, signaling severe brand damage.
While other manufacturers like SAIC are thriving in the EV market, Tesla's sales struggle indicates deep-rooted issues that have made consumers wary of the brand.
Elon Musk's recent controversies and the loss of taxpayer EV credits have compounded Tesla's struggles, leading to fears about the future of its robotaxi program.
The lack of confidence in Tesla's vehicle safety features is highlighted by incidents reported in Austin, raising questions about the reliability of its autonomous technology.
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