We now have the first quarterly numbers. And there's not much there.
Tesla Model 3:
- 3Q19: 44,000
- 4Q19: 47,275
- 3Q19: 4,725
- 4Q19: 5,500
- 3Q19: 4,725
- 4Q19: 3,125 (down 32%)
- 3Q19: 4,830
- 4Q19: 3,307
- 3Q19: 874
- 4Q19: 370
GM on Friday said it sold nearly 2.9 million vehicles last year, a 2.3% decline compared with 2018. That includes a drop of 6.3% to 735,909 vehicles in the fourth quarter from the last three months of 2018.This was the only mention GM's EVs:
GM’s overall sales for the year were also impacted by the discontinuation of several passenger car models, including the Chevrolet Volt, Chevrolet Cruze and Buick LaCrosse.I'm not sure if Ford has reported yet.
Pretty disingenuous.
CNBC did not mention the decline in sales of their "new" EV, the Bolt (see above). And even so, a decline in Volt sales from 874 to 370 would hardly be noteworthy.
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