Tesla's March registrations fall 12% as rivals gain EV share, U.S. data shows

Tom Moloughney plugs his Ford F-150 Lightning into a Tesla Supercharger after the network was made available to Ford vehicles Feb. 29. (TOM MOLOUGHNEY)

May 16, 2024 08:53 PM

New Tesla registrations fell for a second straight month in March, but the broader battery-electric segment posted a modest gain on strong showings from Ford, Hyundai, Kia and other Tesla rivals, according to U.S. data from S&P Global Mobility.

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