Tesla’s (TSLA) registration numbers in European markets last month were down 12.3% year-over-year, Electrek’s Fred Lambert reports, citing registration data. Excluding Norway, where a particular tax-incentive change is propping up demand for Tesla vehicles, the car maker’s sales in the rest of Europe dropped 36.3% in November, Lambert notes. Tesla’s sales in the continent have fallen by 30%-40% each month all year, the author adds.
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