After years of uninterrupted growth, Tesla's sales have finally dipped, marking the first decline in the EV market in over a decade.

Tesla’s global annual sales have fallen for the first time in more than a dozen years. It's a blow to a stock that has soared since Donald Trump's election and its CEO billionaire became a top policy adviser to the president elect.

Global EV sales numbers likely won’t be fully collated till next month, but analysts say that in the US, electric vehicles seem to be on track for a pretty reasonable 8 percent of all car sales in 2024.

Tesla reported the first full-year drop in sales in its history as a public company Thursday, as increased competition and slowing demand for electric vehicles hit its results.

Tesla's increase in global sales in the fourth quarter was not enough to overcome a sluggish first half of the year.

Tesla sales declined for the first time in the company’s history last year, reflecting what analysts said was a lack of new models.

U.S. electric vehicle maker Tesla said on Friday its China sales rose 8.8% to a record high of more than 657,000 cars in 2024, a strong performance in a competitive market in a year when its annual global deliveries fell for the first time.

Just a day after Elon Musk-owned electric vehicle maker Tesla reported its first-ever decline in annual vehicle sales in 2024, two other U.S. automobile powerhouses released data reflecting their biggest sales volumes in five years,

Tesla reported record-breaking sales in China for 2024, marking an 8.8% increase to over 657,000 vehicles sold in its second-largest market. This performance stands in contrast to the company’s first-ever global delivery decline,

Tesla has posted its first annual sales drop in more than a dozen years, sending its stock tumbling, as CEO Elon Musk has kept busy in the last half-year inserting himself into Donald Trump's campaign

Tesla’s total sales for 2024 dropped 1.1% to 1,789,226 vehicles. The market considered this bad news, but Tesla’s