US EditionTesla’s Stock Is Tumbling After Elon Musk Failed to Shift the Narrative
UNITED STATES, JUL 24 – Tesla's automotive revenue fell 16% year-over-year to $16.7 billion with vehicle deliveries down 14%, amid rising competition and reduced regulatory credit sales, analysts say.
- On July 23, Tesla revealed a broad second-quarter decline, causing a nearly 8% stock plunge to $307.41 at press time.
- In the second quarter, revenue plunged to $22.5 billion, with automotive revenue down to $16.7 billion from $19.9 billion and deliveries falling 14% to 384,000 vehicles.
- In Europe, ACEA reports EU, UK and EFTA market share fell to 2.8% in June from 3.4%, and credit sales dropped over 50% to $439 million, with registrations down 22.9%.
- In early trading on Thursday, Bloomberg data show 45% of analysts still rate Tesla a buy, despite a stock plunge of up to 9%.
- In Austin, robotaxis rolled out in June with a human safety operator, Elon Musk claimed half-nation coverage by year-end, and Goldstein warned full launch won't come until 2028.
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