#Sales

Model S/X • Apr 01, 2026

The Beginning of the End – Tesla Ends Custom Orders for Model S and Model X

Tesla has stopped taking custom orders for its Model S and Model X vehicles. This signals a strategic shift away from the traditional build-to-order model for its flagship cars. For customers, it means these models will now only be available as pre-configured inventory vehicles, limiting personalization options.

Stock & Business • Mar 26, 2026

Tesla (TSLA) publishes Q1 2026 delivery consensus: 365,645 vehicles expected

Tesla's published analyst consensus forecasts 365,645 vehicle deliveries for Q1 2026, representing only an 8% increase from the prior year. This modest projected growth suggests the company continues to face challenges in reigniting significant sales momentum after a period of decline. For owners and enthusiasts, this indicates Tesla's growth phase has slowed substantially as it navigates a more competitive market.

Latest • Mar 26, 2026

Elon teases a van, Tesla sales tumble, and there is no Robotaxi in California

Elon Musk has hinted at a long-awaited Tesla van concept. Meanwhile, Tesla faces challenges with declining sales in Europe and a reported lack of operational Robotaxis in California.

Latest • Mar 11, 2026

Tesla Imports Surge in South Korea as EV Demand Grows

Tesla is experiencing a significant sales surge in South Korea in early 2026, driven by growing demand for imported electric vehicles. This sales boom indicates Tesla's strong and expanding market presence in the country. For owners and enthusiasts, this growth reflects Tesla's increasing global popularity and suggests a strengthening service and charging infrastructure in South Korea.

Stock & Business • Mar 11, 2026

Tesla China posts strong February wholesale growth at Gigafactory Shanghai

Tesla's Gigafactory Shanghai reported strong wholesale vehicle growth in February, according to industry data. This indicates a rebound in production and demand for Tesla vehicles in the important Chinese market. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals continued operational strength and competitive momentum for Tesla in its key manufacturing hub.

Latest • Mar 02, 2026

Tesla Sales in Spain Surge 74% in February

Tesla's sales in Spain surged by 74% in February, marking another major European market with strong growth. This follows similarly impressive results in Norway and France, indicating a broader positive trend for Tesla in the region. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's increasing market penetration and brand strength across Europe.

Latest • Mar 02, 2026

Tesla back on top as Norway’s EV market surges to 98% share in February

Tesla regained its position as the top-selling car brand in Norway in February, capturing 16.6% of the overall market. This occurred as electric vehicles achieved a remarkable 98% share of all new car sales in the country. This demonstrates Tesla's continued strong performance in one of the world's most advanced EV markets.

Stock & Business • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla China extends its 7-year financing promotion once more

Tesla has extended its seven-year, low-interest financing program in China for a second time this year. This move is a continued strategy to boost sales and maintain competitiveness in the key Chinese electric vehicle market. For customers, it provides a longer-term, more affordable path to ownership.

Stock & Business • Feb 18, 2026

Tesla dodges California sales ban: A conditional victory

Tesla has avoided a potential suspension of its sales and manufacturing licenses in California after complying with regulatory demands from the state's DMV. This resolves a significant legal threat that could have disrupted its operations in a key market. For owners and enthusiasts, it ensures continued sales and service access in California without interruption.

Stock & Business • Feb 12, 2026

Tesla China exports surge to record highs in January as domestic sales slow

Tesla's exports from its Shanghai factory hit a record high in January 2026, while its sales within China declined. This follows a typical quarterly pattern where the company prioritizes international shipments at the start of a quarter. For owners and enthusiasts, this indicates strong global demand and efficient production, though it may lead to longer delivery wait times in the Chinese domestic market during these periods.

Latest • Feb 11, 2026

Tesla promotes longtime Europe executive Joe Ward to lead global sales

Tesla has promoted its longtime Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) executive, Joe Ward, to lead global sales, service, and delivery. This centralizes these critical customer-facing operations under a single, experienced leader. For owners and enthusiasts, this move aims to create a more consistent and potentially improved global experience for sales and service.

Stock & Business • Feb 10, 2026

Tesla pushed EV prices lower in January, but sales kept sliding

Tesla continued to lower its EV prices in January, leading the overall market downward. Despite the price cuts, the company's sales continued to decline during the month. This indicates that lower prices alone were not enough to stimulate increased demand for Tesla vehicles at that time.