Tesla reported delivering 1.636 million vehicles worldwide in 2025, marking an 8.6% decline compared to the previous year. This represents a significant milestone—the first time the EV manufacturer has experienced year-over-year delivery decreases of this magnitude. The slowdown reflects intensifying competition in the global electric vehicle market, where Chinese manufacturers have begun capturing increasing market share. The shift signals broader industry dynamics, with emerging competitors leveraging cost advantages and rapidly improving technology to challenge established players. For investors tracking the EV sector, these figures underscore the rising competitive pressure facing legacy automakers as the market matures and regional players strengthen their positions.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 2h ago
Tesla can't hold up anymore either, Chinese automakers are really fierce
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BearMarketMonk
· 2h ago
Tesla has finally been taken down, now it's going to be interesting.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 10h ago
Tesla has finally tasted the decline as well. The new Chinese powerhouses have truly risen in the past two years.
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WhaleSurfer
· 10h ago
Tesla finally has a day of decline... China's new energy vehicles have directly taken off.
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RegenRestorer
· 10h ago
Tesla delivery volume declines, now Chinese automakers are really about to take off
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GoldDiggerDuck
· 10h ago
It's a downhill trend; this time Tesla really can't hold on anymore.
Chinese automakers are on the rise, with cost advantages clearly evident.
Tesla is still relying on its old achievements; innovation can't keep up.
Wait, is this data real? It doesn't seem that exaggerated.
Is the competition so fierce now? The new energy market is intensely competitive.
Why does it feel like Tesla is also showing signs of aging?
Investors should wake up now; the electric vehicle race isn't that easy to win.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 10h ago
Tesla delivery volume drops significantly for the first time, Chinese manufacturers are really rising up
Tesla reported delivering 1.636 million vehicles worldwide in 2025, marking an 8.6% decline compared to the previous year. This represents a significant milestone—the first time the EV manufacturer has experienced year-over-year delivery decreases of this magnitude. The slowdown reflects intensifying competition in the global electric vehicle market, where Chinese manufacturers have begun capturing increasing market share. The shift signals broader industry dynamics, with emerging competitors leveraging cost advantages and rapidly improving technology to challenge established players. For investors tracking the EV sector, these figures underscore the rising competitive pressure facing legacy automakers as the market matures and regional players strengthen their positions.