Tesla’s vehicle sales are forecasted to grow slower in 2025 than Elon Musk’s projections. Analysts predict a 16% increase, below the 20–30% Musk previously anticipated. The lower estimates reflect challenges posed by the Trump administration's efforts to roll back EV subsidies, potentially removing the $7,500 tax credit for buyers. Analysts see opportunities for Tesla through AI advancements and semi-autonomous driving software, with some predicting that new revenue streams could offset the decline in traditional vehicle sales growth.
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00:02Tesla's vehicle sales are forecasted to grow at a slower pace in 2025 than Elon Musk's projections.
00:08Analysts predict a 16% increase below the 20-30% Musk previously anticipated.
00:14The lower estimates reflect challenges posed by Trump's administration efforts to roll back
00:19EV subsidies, potentially removing the $75,000 tax credit for buyers.
00:24Analysts see opportunities for Tesla through AI advancement
00:28and semi-autonomous driving software, with some predicting that the new revenue streams
00:33could offset the decline in the traditional vehicle sales growth.