It will be interesting to read what effect the slowdown in China has on Tesla's sales in Q1 and Q2.
Reading across from commentaries from companies like Proctor and Gamble (see below) demand in China has dropped substantially, as well as consumer products this must affect the sale of all types of car and their supply chains including BEVs.
Tesla's sales in Europe, where they are reported, have dived in January and February and we know that their sales in the USA dropped in Q4.
We can expect a significant rise in UK sales this year given the massive UK government incentives for BEV company car drivers and there are ships delivering cars to Europe due to arrive before the end of March.
Tesla confidently forecast sales in excess of 500,000 this year just a couple of weeks ago. It will be interesting to see where these will come from. Obviously their investors believe they will smash this target but it's going to take some amazing growth in Q3 and Q4 to deliver this.
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Howard