Tesla Q1 sales miss Wall Street expectations &mdash; and clock the first year-over-year quarterly decline since 2020

Tesla Q1 sales miss Wall Street expectations — and clock the first year-over-year quarterly decline since 2020

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Tesla delivered fewer cars to customers in the first three months of 2024 than Wall Street expected, it said Tuesday, marking one of the company's first year-over-year sales drops in nearly four years.

Tesla Q1 sales miss Wall Street expectations — and clock the first year-over-year quarterly decline since 2020

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