Tesla sales in the United States decreased about 9 percent in the first three months of the year, even as the total market of electric cars, according to the data collected by a research company.
The company, a research company, said in a report that the car buyer is moving away from Tellas and models such as Chevrolet Electrical Settings in General Motors, which starts about 35,000 dollars and can travel more than 300 miles on charges.
Cox said that sales of all electric cars in the United States increased by 11 percent during the first quarter to about 300,000 light cars and trucks, much faster than the total car market, which was fixed. Cox said that about 8 percent of new local car sales were electric.
The company said: “Despite many obstacles – and what you may read elsewhere – sales of electric cars continue to grow at a health pace in the American market,” the company said.
Tesla, which is still the CEO is Elon Musk, sells much more electric cars in the United States than any other car manufacturer, which represents 44 percent of the market, according to Cox. But its share decreased from 51 percent in the previous year.
US sales decreased in Tesla global decline. The company said this month that the delivery operations during the quarter in all markets decreased by 13 percent to 337,000 cars.
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