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I also laugh at this thread's title. That said, Tesla's Q1 sales were down 7.8% y/y in Cali, a bit less than their global 8.5% decline. They still managed to sell 11.6% of all new vehicles in the state and are the #2 overall brand. Not quite a "demise".This has to be one of the funniest threads on this forum. The title should be changed to the Demise of Tesla in California. BTW, that money Ford lost on EV’s was covered by ICE vehicles…. Something Tesla doesn’t have ….
@Merc, give us a break, your EVs are fugly
The Q4 to Q1 comparison is kinda silly. China's auto market in general and BYD in particular are highly seasonal. BYD would have down Q1s even back when they were growing >100% y/y.
Yes - I remember when everyone here used to thrash the media reports that said Tesla's Q1 revenue/income was down compared to Q4. Duh ... don't they know anything about seasonality ?The Q4 to Q1 comparison is kinda silly. China's auto market in general and BYD in particular are highly seasonal. BYD would have down Q1s even back when they were growing >100% y/y.
I just wonder how long before Europe and other countries backtrack on their EV mandates.
It will be soon enough. Germany has a huge say in EU regulations and German carmakers have a huge say in German politics. Arguably, with most R&D on ICE engines stopped, their profitability from old tech cars will increase. It's just a question of how fast will Tesla and the Chinese manufacturers be able to eat their lunch.
Watched "Toyota's record earnings clouded by EV challengeーNHK WORLD-JAPAN NEWS"Toyota Gives Weak Outlook After Scandal Prompts Output Cuts (copy at https://archive.is/KzeTd, if you hit a paywall)
Japanese auto giant Toyota posts record net profit
Toyota reported record annual net profit of more than $30 billion on Wednesday but the world's largest automaker by sales warned that the current year would be less spectacular.For this year it expects net profit of 3.57 trillion yen, down 27.8 percent, because of investments in "growth areas"...uk.finance.yahoo.com