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Elon Musk’s six-year streak of Tesla selling more electric cars in the US than every other automaker combined may be coming to an end this month. https://t.co/U2dD9AaQtt
$TSLA | @elonmusk Could Sell At Least 100,000 New Lower-Cost Models Next Year: 'Tesla Has Over 50% Share Of The US EV Market' Goldman Sachs analyst Mark Delaney suggests Tesla could announce a smaller Model 3, a larger Model Y or van, and a robotaxi. Lower prices for new models… https://t.co/GqtBa0lDQw
Tesla is on the verge of losing a key bragging right it’s held for the past six years: outselling all EV competitors in the US combined https://t.co/xxCO49sE7M https://t.co/1Kqg0Y9Sw6
Tesla, according to Barclays, is expected to see modest volume growth through 2026. For the past six years, Tesla has outsold all other electric vehicle (EV) competitors combined in the US. However, this streak is likely to end this month, potentially losing its majority in the US EV market. Analysts suggest Elon Musk could introduce new lower-cost models to maintain market share.