Tesla fared worse than any automaker in EU in 2025, even as EVs outsold petrol

Go fash, lose cash

Stock soars on sex robot promises.

Oh no! Anyway

Leon made TONS of money. A that’s the only person who matters.

Just checked the US inventory, seems they have plenty of model S, X, Y, and 3 inventory again. Oddly enough, they have almost no Cybertruck inventory, their website is suggesting 4-6 week delivery times on new orders. Did they actually ship all of their Cybertruck inventory and all new production to the Middle East and South Korea?? If not that, then it's very possible they temporarily shut down their Texas production. I highly doubt things just suddenly turned around and this is the result of loads of US demand for the Cyberdumpster. Although, according to r / CyberStuck, a lot of people seem to crash these trucks.

Crazy enough I see so many cybertrucks locally lately. They’re mostly wrapped, and I’m thinking they’re bought used as we don’t live in a high dollar area

He didn't make any money. All his wealth is in stocks with fantasy valuations. When the music stops and his companies revert to their real valuation ( practically zero) he will be bankrupt due to his massive debts.

If a study came out tomorrow that said Tesla causes infertility the stock would go up 100 bucks.

If you can't trust a sex robot who can you trust?

Go Nazi go broke...

I really hope you are right. He has probably picked up a few tricks from the king of bankruptcy.

Trump has *never* been personally bankrupt. He has had six companies undergo Chapter 11 restructuring. This is common in commercial construction where each project is set up as a separate entity. In fact Trump's failure record is incredibly LOW by industry standards considering his 50+ year career and the vast number of businesses he has operated.

They sold a ton to... SpaceX.

As far as we know, they sold "over 1000" to SpaceX. Not exactly enough to significantly reduce their inventories given that their manufacturing capacity for these vehicles is claimed to be 125,000 per year, unless of course they've almost completely shut down their production of these trucks.