Tesla: The company’s poor course in Europe continues with a 40% drop in February

The sales her Tesla They have declined 10 of the last 12 months in Europe, with the automotive industry racing strongly at the beginning of this year.

The company led by Elon Musk sorted 16,888 new cars in February, reduced by 40% from a year ago, according to the European Union of Car Manufacturers. Tesla’s sales dropped 43% in the first two months of the year, diverging 31% of EV registrations across the industry.

Evidence shows that Tesla dug a deep pit before the company begins the traditions of the redesigned Model Y – its most popular vehicle – in the first week of March. The automotive industry is based on a refreshed model to increase its activities, even when Musk, its chief executive, has become a more polarizing figure as US President Donald Trump’s leading adviser.

Musk critics have targeted Tesla’s stores, charging stations, and even its customers’ vehicles at the beginning of Trump’s second term – both in the US and abroad. The billionaire rates were hit as he tried to influence the vote in Germany’s federal elections last month, and has since asked the US to leave NATO and stop paying for Europe’s defense.