Tesla's fourth-quarter sales fell 16% year over year. Although this sales figure is slightly lower than the delivery volume generally expected by the market, analysts at Wade Bush Securities pointed out in a research report that the data was “far better” than some of Wall Street's previous predictions. The analyst wrote in the report: “This delivery performance will be seen as exceeding market concerns and a step in the right step towards Tesla's 2026 development path.” Analysts said that due to the termination of the US electric vehicle tax credit policy, the electric vehicle manufacturer is currently facing a more severe demand environment; at the same time, the European market is still a major negative factor dragging down its deliveries.

Tesla's fourth-quarter sales fell 16% year over year. Although this sales figure is slightly lower than the delivery volume generally expected by the market, analysts at Wade Bush Securities pointed out in a research report that the data was “far better” than some of Wall Street's previous predictions. The analyst wrote in the report: “This delivery performance will be seen as exceeding market concerns and a step in the right step towards Tesla's 2026 development path.” Analysts said that due to the termination of the US electric vehicle tax credit policy, the electric vehicle manufacturer is currently facing a more severe demand environment; at the same time, the European market is still a major negative factor dragging down its deliveries.