#Sales

Cybertruck • Apr 18, 2026

Tesla Cybertruck sales bolstered by bold Musk move, report claims

A significant portion of Tesla Cybertruck sales are reportedly being driven by internal purchases within Elon Musk's companies. These purchases, valued over $100 million, account for nearly 20% of recent registrations and are planned to continue. This move artificially boosts the Cybertruck's early sales figures, which may mislead observers about true consumer demand for the vehicle.

Model S/X • Apr 17, 2026

Tesla sells out Signature Edition Model S and Model X in under a week

Tesla has sold out its limited-run Signature Edition Model S and Model X within a week of their release. This indicates strong, sustained demand for Tesla's high-end vehicles despite their premium positioning. For enthusiasts, this rapid sellout highlights the brand's continued appeal and the exclusivity of these final production models.

Cybertruck • Apr 16, 2026

Tesla Cybertruck Sales: SpaceX Buys 1,279 Units in Q4 2025

A significant portion of Tesla's recent Cybertruck sales came from a fleet purchase by SpaceX, which bought 1,279 units in late 2025. This indicates that a notable share of the reported delivery numbers was from an internal company transaction rather than individual consumer demand. For enthusiasts, this suggests that true public adoption of the Cybertruck may be lower than the headline sales figures imply.

Cybertruck • Apr 16, 2026

Tesla Cybertruck sales inflated: SpaceX bought 1,279 units

Tesla's reported Cybertruck sales figures are significantly inflated because 18% of U.S. registrations in Q4 2025 came from SpaceX, another Elon Musk company. Without these internal purchases, Cybertruck registrations would have fallen by 51% year-over-year. This indicates that true consumer demand for the vehicle is much weaker than the official sales numbers suggest.

Model S/X • Apr 16, 2026

Tesla Model X Signature Edition officially sold out

Tesla's limited Model X Signature Edition sold out just four days after its unveiling. This rapid sellout demonstrates exceptionally strong demand for Tesla's exclusive, high-end vehicle offerings.

Cybertruck • Apr 14, 2026

Cybertruck Q1 2026 sales hit new low as buyers await cheaper AWD variant

Tesla Cybertruck sales reached their lowest quarterly level in Q1 2026 since its launch. This slump is attributed to potential buyers waiting for a more affordable all-wheel-drive version to become available. For enthusiasts, this indicates that demand may be constrained until Tesla releases lower-priced variants of the vehicle.

Stock & Business • Apr 13, 2026

Tesla vs. GM: The Battle for America Takes an Unexpected Turn in Q1 2026

Tesla maintained its position as the top EV seller in the U.S. in Q1 2026, but the market is becoming more competitive. General Motors showed significant growth, indicating traditional automakers are gaining meaningful market share. This means Tesla owners and enthusiasts can expect a more crowded and competitive electric vehicle landscape moving forward.

Latest • Apr 08, 2026

Tesla makes major rebound in European market with 4x in registrations

Tesla's new vehicle registrations in Germany quadrupled in March 2026 compared to the previous year. This signals a powerful rebound for the brand in a key European market. For owners and enthusiasts, it demonstrates Tesla's growing momentum and competitive strength against established automakers.

Latest • Apr 07, 2026

Tesla Germany registrations jump 315% in March, fueling European comeback

Tesla's new vehicle registrations in Germany surged by 315% in March, signaling a major rebound in a key European market. This jump is part of a broader recovery for the company in the region. For owners and enthusiasts, this indicates strong and growing demand for Tesla vehicles in Europe.

Stock & Business • Apr 06, 2026

Tesla becomes South Korea’s top-selling imported car brand for first time in Q1 2026

Tesla became the best-selling imported car brand in South Korea for the first time in Q1 2026. This milestone is significant as it includes all imported vehicles, surpassing even traditional gasoline-powered brands. For owners and enthusiasts, it demonstrates Tesla's strong and growing market acceptance in a key automotive market.

Stock & Business • Apr 03, 2026

Tesla’s Texas factory workforce reportedly shrunk 22% in 2025

Tesla's workforce at its Texas factory reportedly decreased by 22% in 2025, a reduction driven by ongoing sales declines. This significant downsizing reflects the company's broader challenges and cost-cutting measures in response to market pressures. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals a period of operational tightening and potential strategic shifts within the company.

Stock & Business • Apr 02, 2026

Tesla’s cheaper vehicles aren’t helping its declining sales

Tesla's first-quarter deliveries grew only 6% year-over-year, signaling a third consecutive year of declining sales growth. This slowdown indicates that the company's newer, more affordable models are not yet reversing its sales slump. For owners and enthusiasts, this reflects increasing competitive pressure and challenges to Tesla's previously dominant market expansion.