Tesla’s latest attempt to revive demand in the United States faltered in November, with the company posting its weakest monthly sales in nearly four years, despite rolling out cheaper versions of its most popular electric vehicles. Exclusive figures shared with Cox Automotive, cited by Reuters show that US sales fell to about 39,800 units, a sharp drop from 51,513 a year earlier and the lowest level since January 2022. The decline comes at a critical time for Tesla, which relies on its new budget “Standard” versions of the Model Y and Model 3 to attract customers. Introduced in October, priced roughly $5,000 below the earlier base models, the lower-cost options were expected to soften the blow of the Trump administration’s decision to scrap the $7,500 EV tax credit at the end of Septemb

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