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Tesla raises production numbers over Q2 but struggles with sales

Will the revamped Model Y make it for Tesla? This question has been on the minds of many industry observers since Tesla's sales began to crumble. Now the US electric car manufacturer is providing the first statistical material for the second quarter of 2025: Tesla has recovered in terms of production, but deliveries are still lagging.

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