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Posted by GeorgeS
 - October 03, 2024, 23:02:00
I'm sorry but I find it difficult if not hard to believe that Tesla sells more than Ford F-150's!!!

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Posted by Shan3r
 - October 03, 2024, 18:35:55
Elon has not changed.....  you have. It is this exact type that need to go so the vehicles can no longer be associated with people that hate free speech and thought and actual diversity.
Posted by Greg
 - October 03, 2024, 11:57:58
Unfortunately Tesla is still the only game in town. But I hope that changes with the introduction of truly competitive models from other companies and widespread access to Tesla's supercharger network. I've enjoyed my Model Y but I'm looking to jump off the Musk Crazy Train at the first opportunity.
Posted by Dave Ladd
 - October 02, 2024, 18:51:19
I'm trying to be kind, but this is a STUPID click-bait, anti-Tesla, article - It's all headline and no substance.  The narrative doesn't match the true state of sales.  It boggles my mind how any self respecting journalist can present bold faced trash like this.
Posted by Ec
 - October 02, 2024, 17:27:37
Very misleading article here. It is normal when the market grows and there are more EV car manufacturers that Tesla would lose market share. Tesla sales are still increasing and the next largest EV in sales has just 10% of Tesla's sales. Also Tesla market share decreasing to 20% next year? Traditional automakers are losing tens of thousands of dollars on every EV they sell and their sales are minuscule compared to Tesla. Plus there are all having difficulties sourcing lithium and getting batteries.  There is no way they could ramp up production let alone sell enough cars in 12 months to reduce Tesla market share that much.
Posted by Redaktion
 - October 01, 2024, 20:09:19
Ford, Hyundai, and Kia EV sales are breaking out and putting a damper on Tesla's electric vehicle market share in the US, just as the Model Y is about to beat Toyota.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Tesla-s-EV-market-share-drops-below-50-for-the-first-time-just-as-Model-Y-may-become-America-s-most-popular-vehicle.896339.0.html