Tesla's quarterly EV registrations slump 15% in key market California
- Tesla's new EV registrations in California fell 15% in the first quarter of 2025.
- Tesla's sales declined due to increased EV competition and slowing demand.
- Tesla registered 42,322 vehicles, while other EVs saw a 35% sales increase.
- Tesla's share of California's EV market dropped to 43.9%, from 55.5% a year prior.
- This decline signals challenges for Tesla in California, a key U.S. EV market.
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