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Tesla's German car sales continue to decline in May

Jun 4, 2025 3:11 AM

June 4 (Reuters) - Tesla's sales volume in

Germany fell by a third in May, the German road traffic agency

KBA said on Wednesday, although sales of battery electric

vehicles rose overall.

KBA said Tesla sold 1,210 cars in Germany in May, down 36.2%

from year earlier, while the total number of newly registered

electric vehicles increased by 44.9%, KBA added.

The automaker's sales dropped for fifth straight month in

several European markets, as Europeans buy more Chinese EVs and

some protest against CEO Elon Musk's political activities.

The German agency said the sales volume of Chinese electric

vehicle manufacturer BYD increased ninefold to 1,857

units in May.

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