Tesla is currently facing a sharp 48.5% decline in EV registrations in Europe, marking its tenth straight month of reduced sales driven by an aging product lineup and fierce competition. Initiatives to launch low-cost models and expand into markets like India are underway as a response. However, CEO Elon Musk's focus on robotics and an ambitious pay package pose concerns for the core automotive business. Previously, the company struggled with steep profit margin declines tied to manufacturing costs and tariffs while attempting to pivot towards autonomous vehicle technology. Despite a previous surge in stock due to investor optimism around AI and robotaxi advancements, regulatory challenges and class action lawsuits are now amplifying pressure on Tesla's financial health, raising doubts about its long-term market position.
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