US EditionElon Musk on Tesla Vehicle Sales: “We See No Problem with Demand”
- In 2024, Tesla achieved global vehicle deliveries totaling 1.81 million, and in the first quarter of 2025, the company continued its robust sales momentum by delivering 495,000 units.
- This growth occurred despite a global slowdown in electric vehicle demand and weaker sales in key markets like Europe and China.
- Tesla is reallocating resources by cutting political campaign spending to focus on innovation areas like Full Self-Driving technology and Robotaxi development.
- CEO Elon Musk confirmed that demand remains robust despite some regional challenges, with Tesla currently holding a 19.1% share of the global electric vehicle market.
- These actions position Tesla to sustain market dominance by reducing production costs by 30% and advancing new technologies by late 2025.
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Elon Musk on Tesla vehicle sales: “We see no problem with demand”
During a rather testy interview with Bloomberg’s Mishal Husain at the Qatar Economic Forum, Elon Musk stated that the demand for Tesla’s vehicles is still strong. Musk also stated that the issues that Tesla faced earlier his year have already turned around. Already Turned Around Tesla sales saw notable drops in the past months, particularly in Europe, where several countries saw drastically fewer Tesla sales year-over-year. Tesla stated in its Q…
For Elon Musk, Tesla's Business Situation "Has Already Been Restored", After a Decline in Sales
Speaking via video conference at the Qatar Economic Forum on Tuesday, the US boss wanted to reassure about the health of his business and said he wanted to spend "many less" of his fortune to finance election campaigns.
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