UPDATE 1-Tesla registrations in Europe show little recovery in January

Registrations of new Tesla cars in some of its largest European ⁠markets showed little signs of recovery in January, one of the lowest-volume months, rising in Sweden and Denmark but falling in France and Norway. Elon Musk's ​full-electric brand, whose market in the continent shrank 27% last year, ‍registered 26% more cars in Sweden and 3% more in Denmark in January than in the same month of 2025, with 512 and 458 cars sold respectively, official ⁠data showed ‌on Monday.

Registrations of new Tesla cars in some of its largest European ⁠markets showed little signs of recovery in January, one of the lowest-volume months, rising in Sweden and Denmark but falling in France and Norway.

Elon Musk's ​full-electric brand, whose market in the continent shrank 27% last year, ‍registered 26% more cars in Sweden and 3% more in Denmark in January than in the same month of 2025, with 512 and 458 cars sold respectively, official ⁠data showed ‌on Monday. Its registrations, ⁠a proxy for sales, fell 88% to 83 vehicles in Norway, one of the ‍most brand-loyal countries in Europe which has been at the forefront of EV ​adoption, and by 42% to 661 in France.

Tesla last year unveiled ⁠cheaper versions of its Model Y and Model 3 in the United States and Europe, ⁠partly to address concerns around an ageing lineup and intensifying competition from brands such as China's BYD. But despite a pickup in overall battery-electric ⁠car sales in Europe, the U.S. brand has struggled to recover market share since ⁠its CEO ‌Musk -- who led U.S. President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) -- backed European far-right figures.

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