Tesla's vehicle business continued to slip as the EV maker reported another sales decline in the second quarter. Tesla delivered 384,122 vehicles, slightly below the Wall Street consensus. This represents a 13.5% year-over-year decline, beating the Q1 to become the biggest sales slump in Tesla's history.While Elon Musk appears to have tempered his criticism toward Donald Trump, even giving him credit for some imaginary successes, Tesla continues its downward sales spiral. The carmaker reported its second-quarter production and delivery numbers, and they are just as bad as financial analysts estimated. In the quarter ending on June 30, Tesla delivered 384,122 EVs, slightly below the Wall Street consensus of 385,000-389,000 units (depending on the source).
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