Tesla EV Sales Plummet in Europe
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Tesla sales in Europe are sliding. That's a problem for Elon Musk.
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Tesla saw sales of its electric vehicles drop 13% in the European Union in 2024 .
In Germany , sales of Tesla vehicles fell by 41% in 2024 , outstripping the 27% EV market decline in the general battery EV market.
Experts told Business Insider that an increasingly stale product lineup had hit Tesla 's European business.
The automaker has not launched a new vehicle in Europe since the Model Y in 2021 .
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