Tesla's Q1 deliveries dropped 9%, indicating no growth this year. Predictions suggest a Q2 drop of 48,000 and potential negative growth in Q4.
Lower margins and challenges in the US (Model 3 tax credits) and China are impacting Tesla's performance, signaling a tough market ahead.
Despite challenges, selling 1.7 million EVs would keep Tesla as the top electric car manufacturer, slightly ahead of BYD.
Tesla's historical sales growth trend faces uncertainty, with capacity for price reductions likely exhausted, posing a new challenge in the competitive market.
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