US EditionTesla's California sales down for seven straight quarters
CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, JUL 22 – Tesla’s revenue from regulatory credits is projected to fall nearly 40% in 2025 due to new US policies while sales declined 21% in California and 18% in Europe, analysts say.
- US government changes are undercutting Tesla’s credit revenue, a major profit source for the automaker, as analysts expect it to fall 21% this year to $2.17bn.
- Recent legislation under President Donald Trump eliminates fines for automakers that fail to meet CAFE standards, reducing demand for regulatory credits.
- A total of 41,138 Teslas were registered in California last quarter, marking a 21% year-over-year drop, according to the California New Car Dealers Association.
- Market dynamics shift as Tesla’s credit shortfall boosts traditional automakers’ competitiveness.
- In coming years, Tesla’s credit sales are expected to vanish entirely by 2027, as analysts say credit revenue will fall to $595 million next year before disappearing.
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