Tesla’s Sales Are Stalling as Demand for EVs Soars. Is Musk the Problem?
- Tesla experienced falling U.S. Sales and market share in Q1 2025 despite rising electric vehicle demand nationwide.
- This decline stems from Tesla's 9% sales drop and a 9.5-point market share fall as competitors grew substantially.
- Investor confidence dropped sharply with Tesla's stock falling 46% from its December 2024 peak, alongside a 71% net income decrease.
- Public backlash includes U.S. Protests, the 'Tesla Takedown' movement calling for divestment, and broad disapproval of CEO Musk's political endorsements.
- Tesla's challenges suggest risks to its market lead, though some investors remain hopeful due to upcoming affordable EV models and product launches.
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