Europe EditionTesla sales plunge across Europe
- Tesla experienced a sharp decline in electric vehicle sales across Europe in early 2025, including a 62% drop in the UK during April.
- This downturn followed growing competition from local brands and backlash against Tesla CEO Elon Musk's political ties and public gestures.
- While overall electric vehicle sales rose by 23.9% in the EU's first quarter, Tesla's sales fell 36% in Europe and 45% in the EU specifically.
- A survey of 100,000 Germans found 94% unwilling to buy Tesla, citing Musk's alignment with Trump and controversial onstage gestures as deterrents.
- The sales decline threatens Tesla's market position as Chinese rival BYD grows rapidly, with some analysts predicting a difficult second quarter in 2025.
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In April, more Dacias were sold in the Netherlands than Teslas. Suzuki and Mini also did better numerically than Elon Musk's former wonder car. Tesla seems to be the victim of a real consumer boycott. According to experts, this has no equal in the Netherlands.
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Tesla sales plunge in Europe, adding to carmaker’s woes
The NewsTesla’s revenues dropped still further, especially in Europe, adding to an already calamitous 2025 so far. The number of vehicles sold by the Elon Musk-led firm fell 81% year-on-year in April in Sweden and 73.8% in the Netherlands, with steep falls in Denmark, France, and the UK, despite demand for electric vehicles going up. The US saw a smaller but still noteworthy fall, Inside EVs reported. Europe is a particular issue since Tesla ope…
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