In the first quarter of 2025, Tesla reported a 13% decline in vehicle deliveries compared to the previous year, with only 336,681 vehicles delivered, falling short of analysts' expectations. Despite producing 362,615 vehicles, the deliveries did not meet the anticipated range of 360,000 to 370,000, reflecting a challenging market environment and weakening demand. This shortfall has contributed to Tesla's stock experiencing its worst quarter since 2022, prompting the company to focus on strategies to boost demand and align production with market expectations moving forward.
