In June, new vehicle registrations for the American electric vehicle manufacturer increased across several European markets, continuing a recent recovery trend for the company's sales in the region.
According to year-on-year data released on Wednesday by the French automotive industry group PFA, Denmark's bilstatistik.dk, and Sweden's Mobility Sweden, registrations for Tesla Motors—a key indicator of sales—more than doubled in France, rose by 39% in Denmark, and increased by 56% in Sweden.
The company's second-quarter vehicle deliveries are anticipated to grow by approximately 5%, a rise that is largely attributed to strengthening demand in Europe, where high fuel prices are encouraging consumers to switch to battery electric vehicles.
Data from the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association indicates that registrations for pure electric cars across Europe climbed by 39.1% in May.
In contrast, Norway saw a decline, with new Tesla Motors registrations falling 43% compared to the same period last year, according to figures from data aggregator OFV.
Registration data for June from the UK and Germany, two of Europe's largest automotive markets, is scheduled for release later this week.
The world's most valuable automaker by market capitalization has seen its European market share nearly halve since the beginning of 2025, primarily due to intensifying competition—especially from Chinese brands—a lack of new models, and market reactions related to its Chief Executive's political stance.
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