Tesla's European sales in July were mixed: registrations surged by 86% in France and 52% in Denmark, but plummeted by 97% in Norway, 81% in Spain, and 60% in Sweden.
Tesla registrations surged 86% in France and 52% in Denmark in July, but plummeted 97% in Norway, 81% in Spain, and 60% in Sweden. This mixed performance comes as investors await registration data from Germany and the UK later this week, following Tesla's record-high second-quarter deliveries.
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