Tesla opens new tab registrations in several key European markets plunged in November from a year earlier as the U.S. EV maker continued to struggle to stem market share losses despite rolling out new versions of its best-selling Model Y.
Norway however bucked the trend with record sales in the month. The country, Tesla’s first market outside of North America more than a decade ago, has been the company’s second biggest European market after Britain so far this year.
Monthly registrations, a proxy for sales, slumped by 58% in France to 1,593 vehicles sold, by 59% to 1,466 cars in Sweden, by 49% to 534 cars in Denmark, by 44% in the Netherlands to 1,627, and by 9% in Spain to 1,523, official data showed.
But in Norway, they almost trebled to 6,215 cars, beating the country’s annual sales record with one month to spare.
Its overall market share in
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