Looking at Germany, the largest market for EVs in the E.U., the country saw a 30% year-over-year rise in electric vehicle sales in February, but Tesla sales were down more than 70% compared to last year—less than 1,500 new Teslas were registered in the country in February.

When Australian Dick Friend bought a Tesla in 2015, he was so impressed with its environmental credentials and performance that he and his wife bought two more of the electric vehicles, plus shares in the Elon Musk-led company.

Another day, another report of Tesla sales dropping. The automaker's performance in Europe has not been exactly stellar lately, with February sales down 10% in Spain, 42% in Sweden, 45% in France, 48% in Norway and Denmark, 53% in Portugal, 55% in Italy, and a whopping 76% in Germany, as reported by Reuters.

Donald Trump has publicly promised to purchase a Tesla, claiming the move is a "show of confidence and support for Elon Musk." The president accused "Radical Left Lunatics" of attempting to "illegally and collusively boycott Tesla" in an effort to harm Musk and his businesses.

Tesla investors cheered Tuesday as Trump came to the defense of Musk’s beleaguered and boycotted carmaker by lavishing the Tesla CEO with praise in a press conference as five Teslas lined up in the White House driveway.

The Tesla was “the most Democratic car make by a longshot,” according to a 2023 analysis of consumer data by Mike Shannon and Will Feltus published in Fortune magazine. Democratic strongholds of San Francisco,

Tesla (TSLA) has hit a rough patch lately. The company has encountered several challenges and difficulties. Raw material prices have been all