Electric cars and California

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Electric cars and California: the State of California accounts for a third of all electric vehicle sales in the United States. Roughly one in every five cars sold in California are battery-powered as of 2024.[1]

But the news has not been good for Tesla in 2024:

“ Tesla’s new-car registrations fell 24% in California in the second quarter, the third time in a row the carmaker’s sales have fallen in the Golden State ....

While the Model Y remains the state’s top-selling car, the Elon Musk-led company has seen its market share falter throughout the year. Tesla accounted for 53.4% of California’s battery-electric car market in the first half, down from 64.6% a year ago, the CNCDA report said. Overall Tesla sales in California are down 17% so far this year.[1]

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Competitors to Tesla include Ford Motor Company, Hyundai, and Rivian Automotive.

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