Tesla's (TSLA) sales declined in Germany once again in June, falling 60% compared to the same month a year ago, while some analysts were looking past Wednesday's weak deliveries report and focusing on Tesla's self-driving software.
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) saw a 41% year-over-year sales drop in Europe in May and continues to lose market share in China and the U.S.
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TSLA Q2 deliveries fall 13.4% year over year to 384,122 units, missing Wall Street's estimate of 390,000.
TSLA faces falling demand, rising inventories, and fierce competition, raising the risk of a second year of delivery declines.
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From Elon Musk's controversial Washington crusade to the Cybertruck's flop, it's been a bad year for Tesla. Now, the EV company is reporting a 13% decline in vehicle deliveries for its second quarter, marking the second quarterly decline in a row.
Tesla's sales volume in Germany fell by 60% in June, the German road traffic agency KBA said on Tuesday, although sales of battery electric vehicles rose overall.
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