Tesla reported a 13.5% decline in car deliveries in the second quarter of 2025, supplied 384,122 points instead of 443,956 last year. Despite the decline, the company's shares increased by 3%, as the numbers were relatively milder compared to the pessimistic predictions of analysts.
Analysts link this decline with a number of factors, from public boycotts to the right-wing political position of Elon Musk, before the production of Tesla models and the activity of competitors. At anticipation of the updated version of Model Y, the buyers postponed their orders, and the temporary break of production worsened the indicators.
Tesla is currently under severe pressure, trying to reach the Mask's goal, return the sale of sales. This requires the supplies of more than a million cars at the end of the year, which, according to analysts, is a very difficult task. Until now, in 2025, the company's shares have already lost 25% of the value, Reuters writes.
