Although Elon Musk envisions steering Tesla's future towards artificial intelligence, the company's current financial backbone still heavily relies on vehicle sales. However, the automotive sector is currently grappling with a host of challenges. Industry analysts forecast that Tesla's vehicle deliveries over the past quarter may have reached around 372,160 units, marking an approximate 11% year-on-year growth. Nevertheless, this figure pales in comparison to Tesla's more robust quarterly delivery performances in recent times. In the early part of last year, Tesla's sales were impacted by a confluence of factors. These included the controversies sparked by Musk's involvement with the Trump administration, as well as production halts necessitated by the redesign of its top-selling model, the Model Y.
