Tesla's European Q2 Made Up For Dwindling U.S. Sales - Jalopnik

Tesla's European Q2 Made Up For Dwindling U.S. Sales — Jalopnik reports that Tesla’s second-quarter performance improved in Europe while remaining weak in the United States. The article attributes the lift in Europe to higher gas prices that boosted electric-vehicle demand, while it notes that U.S. trends appear flat after the end of the federal EV credit. According to cited figures, Tesla deliveries rose 25% year over year in Q2, with Deutsche Bank estimating a roughly 40% jump in Europe, while China was estimated to be up about 3%. In the U.S., Cox Automotive forecast deliveries fell 20% in Q2 to 114,629 vehicles, and were down 15% for the first half to 231,929. The piece contrasts regional gains with ongoing U.S. declines.