Amid weak sales, tariff worries, and CEO Elon Musk’s intensifying political role, the stock has lost a third of its market value since President Donald Trump took office. Data from the China Passenger Car Association showed that Tesla’s February wholesale number,

Tesla sold 30,688 China-made vehicles in February, a 49% plunge from a year ago. The data comes shortly after figures showed a plunge in European sales.

Tesla's sales of its China-made EVs fell to its lowest point since August 2022, as the automaker faces pressure from Chinese rivals.

Tesla shares fell Tuesday, extending recent losses amid concerns about tariffs, weak Chinese sales, and souring sentiment, with analysts at Bank of America lowering their price target for the stock.

People don’t fill out a questionnaire every time they sell Tesla stock, so we don’t know exactly what causes its price to go down. The evidence is strong, though, that Tesla shares trade down when the spotlight shines extra brightly on Musk paying attention to other things.

Preliminary data from China's Passenger Car Association showed a precipitous drop in shipments from Tesla's factory in Shanghai for the month of February. The company delivered just 30,688 vehicles, down 49% year over year from last February's 60,172 vehicles. The figure is also down month over month with Tesla shipping 63,238 vehicles in January.

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is a fantastic company, and its founder, Elon Musk, is probably the most influential entrepreneur of our times.

Tesla’s (TSLA) sales in Scandinavia have taken a hit as registrations plummeted from 42-48% in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. A similar decline