Tesla's market share in Europe continued to shrink in February as sales of the all-electric car maker dropped for a second month even as EV registrations overall on the continent grew.

New report piles on top of dismal sales data, and declining stock value, for the once dominant, Elon Musk-owned electric vehicle maker.

"Tesla could actually net meaningful sales gains over time," TD Cowen analysts wrote this week. Sales could ultimately grow in markets with lower EV adoption.

When Tesla's stock hit a record high in early December after President Trump's reelection, shares boasted an RSI of 72. The gap between Tesla's current RSI and the level hit at the highs suggests that a lot of bad news on demand has been priced into the stock — and how little in the way of positive news is being factored in.

However, gross profits peaked in 2022 despite sales being 20% higher in 2024. Despite Tesla's efforts to diversify ... were I a shareholder in TSLA. The chart looks ugly. Since 2022, the stock ...

The stock has made back a chunk of the more-than-50% loss it suffered since mid-December.

Tesla’s (TSLA) stock crashed by as much as 4% in pre-market trading on new data coming from China. Let’s dive into what’s happening. Insurance registration numbers were released in China last night, indicating that Tesla sold about 15,300 vehicles in the world’s biggest EV market last week.

New car registrations fell 47% in February, despite an overall increase in demand for electric vehicles at other carmakers.

Tesla has lost ground in Europe so far in 2025, despite the overall surge in EV sales. The Model Y remains the best-selling EV although its sales have been halved. Volkswagen is inching closer ...

New data suggests Tesla's sales in Europe have almost halved in 2025 BYD, Xpeng and Leapmotor have all seen an increase in sales The overall European EV market is up 25% with VW at the top Tesla ...