Tesla Sales Plunge Sharply in France and Norway in January

Published: Feb 3, 2026 17:41

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[Tesla's January Sales in France Hit Three-Year Low, Norway Sales Plunge 88%] The latest data released by the French Automotive Industry Association (PFA) shows that Tesla's sales in France fell 42% YoY in January this year, with only 661 units sold, marking the lowest level in over three years. Meanwhile, in Norway, which was one of Tesla's few bright spots in Europe last year, new vehicle registrations for Tesla dropped sharply by 88% in January this year.

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