Industry analysis shows Tesla’s first‑quarter sales fell 13% amid an aging product lineup and growing public backlash against Elon Musk. Analysts point to increased competition and market skepticism as contributing factors, prompting a close look at Tesla’s future strategy in the evolving EV landscape.
China's BYD is set to unseat Tesla as the top global EV seller for the first time this year with a 15.7 per cent market share, ahead of Tesla's 15.3 per cent.
Tesla's Q1 sales dropped 13%, reflecting struggles to attract buyers due to an aging lineup, increased competition, and backlash over Musk's controversial stances.
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