Tesla deliveries are expected to rise slightly, despite another slip in sales and a difficult EV market.
According to Bloomberg consensus, the EV maker is expected to deliver 364.645 vehicles globally in Q1, which is a 9% jump from last year year-over-year.
This is despite the company’s total from last year being down due to the changeover to the new Model Y, which impacted sales.
Tesla’s expected total for Q1 2026 is up only marginally compared to a poor quarter for the company.
In addition, backlash a year ago against CEO Elon Musk’s role in the White House was at its highest, with protests at Tesla dealerships around the globe.
This also comes as Tesla shows signs of rebounding in Europe, after vehicle registrations rose sharply in March in France and Denmark.
In France, the company hit an all-time high with a 203.1% jump in registrations to 9,569.
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock rose 2.56% on Wednesday (Thursday AEDT) to US$381.26.
