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Tesla Loses EV Crown as Deliveries Drop, BYD Takes Lead #shorts

Tesla reported a larger-than-expected drop in vehicle deliveries for the fourth quarter of 2025, highlighting growing challenges in the electric vehicle (EV) market. The company delivered 418,227 cars, a 15.6% decline from the same quarter in 2024 and below analyst expectations. Full-year deliveries fell to approximately 1.64 million vehicles, down from 1.79 million in 2024, marking two consecutive years of declining sales. The slowdown is attributed to the end of US EV tax incentives, rising competition from Chinese and European automakers, and consumer sensitivity to pricing.

The decline also allowed China’s BYD to surpass Tesla as the world’s largest EV manufacturer, despite overall growth in global EV sales. Tesla has tried to boost demand with lower-priced versions of the Model Y and Model 3, but these measures have not fully offset the drop. Analysts warn that the results underscore the pressures on Tesla’s core automotive business, even as the company invests in robotaxis, humanoid robots, and energy solutions. The report highlights the increasing competitiveness and maturation of the global EV market, where Tesla can no longer rely solely on its early-mover advantage.

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