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Tesla Investors Look Past Europe Sales Slump As Musk Says He's 'Back To Spending 24/7 At Work'

Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) shares surged more than 6.9% on Tuesday, reaching their highest level in over three months, even as concerning sales trends emerged from key international markets. April data revealed Tesla's European vehicle sales plunged 49% year-over-year,

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Tesla Sales Just Plunged 49% in Europe. How Should You Play TSLA Stock Here?

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Why Is Tesla Stock (TSLA) Rising Despite a 53% Europe Sales Crash?

BYD has been grabbing market share from Tesla. Its shares are tanking after price cuts.

Shares of the EV maker fell after it announced price cuts for summer.

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Tesla Misses Out on European EV Market Growth as Sales Halved Last Month

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Europe Car Sales Slip as Economic Woes Hold Back Consumers

Tesla has a Europe problem

April also marked the first time that Chinese rival BYD overtook Tesla to sell more vehicles in Europe, according to data from Jato Dynamics, a research firm.

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Tesla's Europe sales plunge 49% on brand damage, rising competition

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Wall Street Breakfast Podcast: Tesla Sales Tumble In Europe

Tesla Sales Crash in Europe, but Wall Street Bets Big on Its AI Future

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is experiencing a significant sales decline across key markets, particularly in Europe, where monthly sales plunged by nearly half in April 2025. Despite these concerning trends,

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Elon Musk can’t blame Tesla’s Europe crisis on a weak car market—EVs are selling in record numbers while his drop by almost half

Comprehensive new data for all 31 countries across the continent shows EV volumes rose 28% while Tesla's sales collapsed 49% last month.

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Tesla Stock Jumps as CEO Elon Musk Says He Will Return To 'Spending 24/7 at Work'

Key Takeaways Tesla shares jumped Tuesday after CEO Elon Musk said over the weekend that he plans to be "super focused" on his businesses and return to "spending 24/7 at work."The comments come after Musk said last month that he would spend more time at Tesla amid calls for the CEO to scale back his political activities.