Norway's electric vehicle market, which boasts over 90% of new car sales as EVs, has seen Tesla's sales decline by more than 12% this year. This downturn reflects a broader trend in Europe, with similar drops in countries like Denmark, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden. Analysts predict a significant overall decline in Tesla's worldwide sales. Concerns over Elon Musk's shift to right-wing politics and issues regarding the company's data security have contributed to diminishing consumer enthusiasm, as illustrated by the experience of former Tesla owner Geir Rognlien Elgvin, who has since switched to an e-bike.
Geir Rognlien Elgvin, who once supported Tesla, sold his vehicle and switched to an e-bike due to concerns over Elon Musk's political stance and the company’s data security.
Sales of Tesla vehicles in Norway have dropped over 12% this year, signaling a significant decline in consumer interest, particularly in a country leading in electric vehicle adoption.
Analysts predict that Tesla's worldwide deliveries will show a sharp decline compared to the previous year, highlighting underlying issues affecting sales in key European markets.
The decline in Tesla's sales could indicate a consumer backlash against CEO Elon Musk's political involvement, as buyers in Norway are among the most informed on EVs.
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