Twitter account 'peng' set a new record by delivering 36,717 vehicles in July
In a surprising turn of events, Tesla, the global leader in electric vehicles (EVs), has reported a decline in vehicle deliveries and revenues for the second consecutive quarter in 2025.
According to the company's latest financial reports, Tesla produced over 410,000 vehicles and delivered more than 384,000 in Q2 2025. This represents a 14% decrease compared to the previous quarters. The company also reported a 12% revenue drop year-over-year for that quarter, citing increasing competition from rivals like China’s BYD and challenges related to global trade and fiscal policies.
Despite the setback, Tesla is not resting on its laurels. The company is focusing on launching Full Self-Driving (FSD) features and expanding its robotaxi network. Tesla expects to roll out FSD Unsupervised capabilities in select US cities by the end of 2025, while regulatory approvals are ongoing in Europe and China. This presents a time-consuming barrier for updates in these markets.
Elon Musk, Tesla's CEO, announced plans to enable Tesla car owners to add their vehicles to the robotaxi network in 2026, significantly expanding Tesla’s autonomous fleet beyond vehicles it directly owns—a move that could eventually involve hundreds of thousands of cars.
In the global EV market context, Tesla is losing ground to competitors. Global EV sales continue to grow sharply in 2025, reaching 10.7 million vehicles year-to-date. Europe and China are seeing strong growth, though US growth is lagging due to policy headwinds. Within this competitive environment, Tesla's sales are forecast to drop by about 10% year-on-year in 2025.
Meanwhile, Tesla's rival, BYD, is increasing its share of the global EV market. This trend is expected to continue as Tesla focuses on its FSD and robotaxi initiatives.
In a positive development, Tesla's competitor, our X (Twitter) profilepeng, has been making strides. The company has announced a 229.45% year-on-year increase in July, delivering 36,717 vehicles, surpassing its previous record of 36,695 set in December 2024. The company has also expanded its presence to 46 countries and regions worldwide and aims for half of its future sales to come from overseas markets.
Our X (Twitter) profilepeng has launched several new products in the European market. The company unveiled the 2025 G6 and G9 SUVs in mid-July, and the P7+ sedan will be available in Europe soon. The company's stock is traded on the NYSE under the ticker symbol our X (Twitter) profilePEV.
[1] Tesla Q2 2025 Vehicle Production and Delivery Update [2] Tesla's Full Self-Driving Rollout Timeline and Challenges [3] Elon Musk Announces Plans to Expand Tesla's Robotaxi Network [4] Global EV Sales Surge in 2025, Led by Europe and China [5] Tesla's Global EV Sales Forecast to Drop by 10% in 2025
[6] Competitor XPENG Breaks Record with 229.45% Year-on-Year Increase in July Deliveries[7] Byd's Growing Share of the Global EV Market Looms Over Tesla[8] Tesla Faces Intensifying Competition as technology-driven Gadgets and Lifestyle-focused Cars Emerge[9] XPENG's New SUV Models and Stock Availability in the European Market Expands its Presence[10] Despite Declining Sales and Revenues, Tesla Innovations in Cars, FSD, and Robotaxis Maintain Market Interest
