Global EV sales numbers likely won’t be fully collated till next month, but analysts say that in the US, electric vehicles seem to be on track for a pretty reasonable 8 percent of all car sales in 2024.

The EV apocalypse is scheduled to arrive in 2025. Investors in all car stocks, including Tesla, should buckle up for a bumpy ride. President-elect Donald Trump is widely expected to eliminate EV purchase tax credits worth up to $7,

Analysts expect GM to take the 2024 U.S. auto sales crown. But the battle to be No. 2 EV seller behind Tesla may be fierce.

The delivery figures are the first real piece of fundamental news for Tesla investors since the November election sparked a big rally for the stock.

Chinese electric-vehicle growth continued in December, with BYD set to take the crown of largest seller from Tesla for the second time. Growth alone, however, wasn’t enough to give all the Chinese EV stocks a boost.

Tesla has posted its first annual sales drop in more than a dozen years, sending its stock tumbling, as CEO Elon Musk has kept busy in the last half-year inserting himself into Donald Trump's campaign

Tesla reporting its first ever annual sales drop as a public company in 2024, slowing EV adoption, increased competition, and low gas prices.