Tesla sales in Australia fell by 70%

Analysts believe that the decline in Tesla sales is partly due to the image losses of the company and its owner Elon Musk.

Tesla recorded a sharp drop in sales in Australia – by 70% in February compared to last year. This was an even bigger failure after a 33% drop in January. Model 3 showed the biggest drop of 81.4%, while competitors are showing growth. This is reported by Futurism.

It is noted that the last few months have not been favorable for Tesla shareholders, as a sharp drop in sales in Germany, China, France and the Scandinavian countries led to a decrease in the value of the company’s shares.

According to the report, Tesla Model 3 sales fell by 81.4% in February. At the same time, other manufacturers of electrified cars, in particular the Chinese BYD, showed growth. For example, the Shark 6 hybrid truck became the third best-selling SUV in Australia.

Amid such figures, Tesla North America has issued a stream of generous offers to attract new buyers, starting with “0% APR now available on all Model 3 trims” and then promising “$0 down payment at sign-up also available.”

Analysts believe Tesla’s sales decline is partly due to the image losses of the company and its owner Elon Musk. Consumers who once associated Tesla with progressive values ​​are now abandoning the brand en masse. Some owners are even masking the company’s logos on their cars.

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