Tesla Is Absolutely Dominating A Shrinking EV Market - Jalopnik

Tesla increased its share as the U.S. EV market shrank in June, according to Mobility Global data cited by Jalopnik. Total new EV registrations fell 11% month over month, marking the ninth straight decline, after the end of the $7,500 federal EV tax credit at the end of September 2025. Tesla’s registrations rose 8% year over year to 61,813, lifting its EV-segment share to 61.5%. Non-Tesla brands drove the overall drop: their combined June registrations fell 31% to 38,702. The EV portion of the light-vehicle market dropped to 6.9% from 8.6%. Model Y alone took 42% of EV sales in June.