Europe saw an uptick of newly registered Tesla's in the month of May.
In France, a particularly boost was seen with a 655% increase year over year on a proxy for sales.
Denmark was a 131% increase, Sweden was 71% and Norway saw a 29% jump as well.
This is a bounce back for the carmaker, which lost close to half of its European market share in 2025, mostly due to growing competition from Chinese EV brands.
"The Model Y, in particular, is capturing significant demand in the SUV segment, offering a good balance between price and range, at a time when price elasticity remains high," said TP ICAP Midcap analyst Julien Thomas was quoted as saying in this Reuters article.



