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Tesla US registrations dip 11% in January, the latest sign of demand weakness and consumer backlash


Published on 2025-03-12 15:41:26 - AOL
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  • S&P Global Mobility reports registrations for Tesla vehicles in the US dipped to 43,411 in January, an 11% dip compared to a year ago. Though Tesla retained the top spot in terms of US market share at 42.5%, it represented a whopping drop of 12 percentage points from a year ago. Automotive News first published the S&P data.

The article from AOL Finance discusses a recent dip in Tesla's U.S. vehicle registrations, which fell by 11% in the first quarter of 2024 compared to the same period in the previous year. This decline comes despite Tesla's efforts to boost sales through price cuts and incentives. The report highlights that while Tesla has been facing increased competition from other electric vehicle manufacturers, issues like high interest rates, economic uncertainty, and a potential saturation in the early adopter market might also be contributing factors. Additionally, Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, has been focusing on expanding production capabilities and introducing new models, but these efforts have yet to reverse the downward trend in registrations. The article also notes that Tesla's stock has experienced volatility, reflecting investor concerns over the company's growth trajectory and market challenges.

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