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Tesla's sales in France plummeted by 67.18% in May, reflecting broader struggles in the European market as new car registrations dropped 12.3%. This decline raises concerns about Tesla's competitive position in a challenging environment. Keep an eye on how this impacts their overall strategy and future sales.
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Elon Musk targets 2026 for first space mission to Mars Copyright © BusinessAMBE 2023Key takeawaysElon Musk targets 2026 for first Starship mission to Mars.Overcoming problems with refueling in space is crucial for the long journey to Mars.The... | about 12 hours ago |
Prediction: Tesla Stock Is a Buy Before July 23 Tesla's access to capital gives it durable competitive edge. Its robotaxi business is proof that Tesla can afford to think big. Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock has been on a wild ride in 2025, with shares gyrating between $220 and $430 since the year began. | about 15 hours ago |
France car registrations down 12.3% in May, Tesla sales drop 67.18% New car registrations in France fell12.3% in May from a year earlier to 123.919 vehicles, data fromFrench car body PFA showed on Sunday. Tesla sales fell 67.18% to 721 vehicles last... | about 17 hours ago |
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Elon Musk Says Humanoid Robots Will Start Impacting Countries' GDPs In 4 To 5 Years. 'Robot Cars' Even Sooner—In Just 1 To 2 Years Elon Musk Says Humanoid Robots Will Start Impacting Countries' GDPs In 4 To 5 Years. 'Robot Cars' Even Sooner—In Just 1 To 2 Years | about 21 hours ago |
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Elon Musk targets 2026 for first space mission to Mars
Copyright © BusinessAMBE 2023Key takeawaysElon Musk targets 2026 for first Starship mission to Mars.Overcoming problems with refueling in space is crucial for the long journey to Mars.The...
Prediction: Tesla Stock Is a Buy Before July 23
Tesla's access to capital gives it durable competitive edge. Its robotaxi business is proof that Tesla can afford to think big. Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock has been on a wild ride in 2025, with shares gyrating between $220 and $430 since the year began.
France car registrations down 12.3% in May, Tesla sales drop 67.18%
New car registrations in France fell12.3% in May from a year earlier to 123.919 vehicles, data fromFrench car body PFA showed on Sunday. Tesla sales fell 67.18% to 721 vehicles last...
Tesla's robotaxi rollout is alarming the public, new report shows
Tesla's robotaxi rollout is alarming the public, new report shows
Tesla's robotaxi rollout is alarming the public, new report shows
A major event is coming, but some experts are raising concerns.
Elon Musk Says Humanoid Robots Will Start Impacting Countries' GDPs In 4 To 5 Years. 'Robot Cars' Even Sooner—In Just 1 To 2 Years
Elon Musk Says Humanoid Robots Will Start Impacting Countries' GDPs In 4 To 5 Years. 'Robot Cars' Even Sooner—In Just 1 To 2 Years
Elon Musk Says Humanoid Robots Will Start Impacting Countries' GDPs In 4 To 5 Years. 'Robot Cars' Even Sooner—In Just 1 To 2 Years
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk is doubling down on his belief that artificial intelligence and robotics will reshape the global economy—and soon. “Accelerating GDP growth is essential,” Musk posted on X on May 23. He claimed that the U.S. government’s overspending could result in a financial crisis unless there’s a massive jump in productivity. He did, however, mention that the Department of Government Efficiency “has and will do great work to postpone the day of bankruptcy of America.” Don't