TESLA SALE'S & PRODUCTION

Tesla's sales and production figures for 2025, particularly for the first quarter (Q1), reflect a challenging period for the company, as outlined below based on the most recent data available:Q1 2025 Sales (Deliveries):Total Deliveries: Tesla delivered 336,681 electric vehicles (EVs) in Q1 2025, a 13% year-over-year (YoY) decline compared to 386,810 deliveries in Q1 2024. This marks Tesla's lowest quarterly sales since 2022 and its steepest sales drop in history.Model Breakdown:Model 3 and Model Y: Delivered 323,800 units, down from expectations of around 381,536. These models accounted for the majority of Tesla’s sales but saw a 16.2% YoY production drop.Other Models (S, X, Cybertruck, Semi): Delivered 12,881 units, a 24.3% YoY decline, with production at 17,161 units (down 18.3% YoY).Regional Performance:United States: Sales estimates vary, but Tesla delivered approximately 124,657–128,100 vehicles in the US and Canada combined, with a decline of around 8.6–15% YoY in the US alone, despite a 10–11% growth in overall US EV sales.Europe: Sales plummeted, with a 42.6–49% YoY drop in the first two months of 2025. Tesla’s market share in Europe fell from 17.9% in Q1 2024 to 9.3% in Q1 2025. January registrations were 9,945 (down from 18,161 in January 2024), and February sales were under 17,000 compared to over 28,000 in February 2024.China: Shipments dropped 11–49% YoY in February, with 30,688 vehicles shipped, the lowest monthly figure since July 2022. Tesla remains the second-largest EV manufacturer globally after BYD, which sold 416,000 EVs in Q1 2025.