Tesla experienced a 13% drop in vehicle sales during the second quarter compared to the previous year, with total deliveries at 384,122. The automaker must deliver over one million vehicles in the remaining half of the year to prevent another annual sales decline. Analysts express concern over tariff-driven economic uncertainties and potential phase-out of key EV incentives. However, sales of the Models 3 and Y exceeded projections, leading to a slight increase in Tesla shares. Ongoing protests against Musk's political influence reflect external pressures on the company.
Tesla sales fell sharply by 13 percent in the second quarter compared to the previous year, making it necessary to deliver over one million vehicles in the second half to avoid annual decline.
Despite a sharp sales drop to 384,122 vehicles, the company saw an increase in sales of Models 3 and Y, totaling 373,728, surpassing expectations.
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