According to data from S&P Global Mobility, new retail registrations for the 2026 Tesla Model Y in the U.S. experienced a significant decline during the month of April. With only 18,246 vehicles registered, the numbers represent a 43% drop compared to the same period last year.
Tesla officially discontinued the older version of the Model Y in the U.S. in mid-March, which could account for the slower sales. As Tesla ramps up production of the updated Model Y, it remains to be seen how quickly sales numbers will rebound.
The data from S&P Global Mobility serves as a proxy for sales figures and offers insights into the market performance of the Model Y. As competition in the electric vehicle segment continues to intensify, monitoring sales trends for key players like Tesla will be crucial in understanding the overall market landscape.
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