Foreign media: Despite the launch of a more affordable model, Tesla's sales in November fell to the lowest level in nearly four years in the United States.
According to Cox Automotive, Tesla's sales in the United States fell nearly 23% year-on-year in November to 39,800 units, the lowest since January 2022.
Although Tesla launched a standard model to stimulate demand, demand was insufficient, and the sales of the standard model also eroded the sales of the premium models. Since the end of the federal tax credit at the end of September, the US electric vehicle market dropped by more than 41% in November, and Tesla's market share actually rose from 43.1% to 56.7%.
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