Tesla, Inc. is trying to be two companies at once—and the market keeps grading it on the vibes
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- China’s February 2026 EV deliveries looked soft across the board, highlighting how much Tesla’s core business depends on a still-volatile demand environment.
- Tesla’s Europe momentum remains challenged: January 2026 EU registrations fell 17% year over year to 8,075, even as EVs gained share in the region.
- The market keeps paying for Tesla’s autonomy/robotics upside, but the competitive landscape (including Waymo) is making “the future” a busier place.
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