Tesla's Global Vehicle Deliveries Plunged in Second Quarter

toomuchtodo wrote: post #4

IamLoading wrote: post #2

I feel like the EV adoption plunged since last year.

https://www.strategyand.pwc.com/de/en/industries/automotive/... EVs (as well as PHEVs) surging in 2025 Q1 numbers.

Interesting. Thanks.

I own an EV car, but one thing i hate is non-Tesla EV charging. Electrifiy America charging points are so tribal and time sink!

Re: Tesla's Global Vehicle Deliveries Plunged in Second Quarter

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Post by surgical_fire » Wed, Jul 02, 2025, 7:09 PM UTC

The funny thing is that people had to come to the absolute conclusion that Elon is a piece of shit to finally stop buying his shitty cars.

Both things have been obvious for a very long time. Better late than never.

Re: Tesla's Global Vehicle Deliveries Plunged in Second Quarter

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Post by padjo » Wed, Jul 02, 2025, 7:10 PM UTC

And still trading at a p/e of 180+. Anyone able to offer an explanation?

Re: Tesla's Global Vehicle Deliveries Plunged in Second Quarter

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Post by baggachipz » Wed, Jul 02, 2025, 7:10 PM UTC

IamLoading wrote: post #6

toomuchtodo wrote: post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

https://www.strategyand.pwc.com/de/en/industries/automotive/... EVs (as well as PHEVs) surging in 2025 Q1 numbers.

Interesting. Thanks. I own an EV car, but one thing i hate is non-Tesla EV charging. Electrifiy America charging points are so tribal and time sink!

Almost all new model-year EVs* now include a NACS port, so you can use Superchargers too. EA and Chargepoint tend to be hot garbage. Rivian ones are supposedly nice but there aren't any near me yet.

edit: *in the US

Re: Tesla's Global Vehicle Deliveries Plunged in Second Quarter

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Post by ProfessorZoom » Wed, Jul 02, 2025, 7:11 PM UTC

surgical_fire wrote: post #7

The funny thing is that people had to come to the absolute conclusion that Elon is a piece of shit to finally stop buying his shitty cars. Both things have been obvious for a very long time. Better late than never.

if the average person thought like this for the stuff they buy, nobody would own anything