He did. But he stole it from the US government / tax payers. Every president since Obama has fallen over themselves to pour tax payer money into his arsehole. And he is living the high life because of it. This is literally what the US wants. They love subsidising this bitch.

His entire life, since the day he was born, has been built entirely on exploitation.

One of the issues with these percentage stats is that we were not as big of purchasers of Tesla as the rest of Europe so it's going to be harder for us to have as large of drops.

If you look, France has dropped that much just to catch up with us.

Being last is what we do best

I'm doing my part. I can't afford a Swasticar anyway.

I can afford a bunch of Nazi stickers, though!

But how else would us red, white, and blue headed step-children know how to make you somehow look better in comparison?

Tank his net worth.

It's not just his personal worth. Twitter purchase was/is largely dependent on Tesla stock. So he's not only losing his own credit and should the trend continue some big players in investment business won't be happy either. He has been an useful idiot on raising the stock prices, but he is very much sacrificial if the things go too far. I don't know why he hasn't been replaced already, but the trend in US of A seems to be that you can do whatever stupid shit you can come up with and keep doing that without consequences. So maybe the big players are still benefiting from what he and the other guy are doing.

He is. And sad. But he says he doesn't understand where this hate comes from. Real genius, that guy.

February 2025: -76,3% Source

That's why we need to elect someone who will get the ball rolling on jailing Musk.

Yes, the new version of "nobility" that doesn't want to pay taxes. They make a company and then get government handouts.

Damn, dude! The Lada was shit, but it wasn't a Tesla!

I know what you saying but the average would be adding those percentages together and dividing by the number of countries listed, which is -44.7% and is not getting the total sales for each year across all countries and get that -47.7% shown as total and is a more meaningful number because those markets are different sizes

Quick, somebody tell him that changing models from X to Y makes the cars trans.

South of the alps. Big peninsula, looks like a boot. Can't miss it.

Down 55% according to Reuters (although these numbers don't match up with the ones in the post, so they're probably not directly comparable in some way)