Group 1 - Tesla's sales in major European markets are declining despite the launch of the upgraded Model Y, with July sales in Germany dropping 55.1% year-over-year to 1,110 vehicles [1] - Cumulative sales in Germany for the first seven months of the year fell 57.8% to 10,000 vehicles, while the UK saw a 60% drop in July registrations to 987 vehicles [1][2] - Other European countries also reported declines, with France down 27% to 1,307 vehicles, Sweden down 86% to 163 vehicles, and Belgium down 58% to 460 vehicles [1] Group 2 - Tesla's sales in China for July were 67,886 vehicles, a 5.2% decrease from June, indicating that sales in the UK, Germany, France, and Sweden combined (3,567 vehicles) were less than in China [2] - Consumer sentiment towards CEO Elon Musk has declined, with a 26% drop in favorability towards him and a 32% drop in favorability towards the Tesla brand, potentially affecting future purchase intentions [2] - To address these challenges, Tesla's board approved a new compensation agreement for Musk, granting him 96 million shares valued at over $29 billion, aimed at retaining his focus on the company [2][3] Group 3 - The decision to grant Musk greater control indicates that the board believes he is best suited to tackle the increasing challenges Tesla faces in the coming years [3] - The company is transitioning from its primary automotive business to focus on autonomous taxi and robotics technology [3] Group 4 - As of the latest market close, Tesla's stock price fell 0.17%, with a year-to-date decline of 23.56%, underperforming the broader market [4]
特斯拉欧洲销量崩了!英国、德国腰斩,瑞典跌86%,法国跌27%