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Analysts have slashed Tesla's vehicle delivery estimates for a third consecutive year, citing slower demand and rising investments in autonomous technologies. CEO Elon Musk's shift toward robotaxis and humanoid robots is raising cash flow concerns for the electric vehicle maker. Despite short-term challenges, focus remains on long-term prospects in self-driving and robotics.

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Tesla is experiencing sharp declines in sales across Europe, particularly in the UK, as Chinese electric vehicle makers like BYD expand their presence. At the same time, the company is balancing investments in its Robotaxi and Optimus projects against this growing competition. Chinese truck manufacturers are also preparing to challenge Tesla's Semi in the commercial vehicle market.

Rivian has unveiled details of its upcoming R2 electric SUV, priced starting at $45,000, featuring advanced AI capabilities like Universal Hands-Free to compete with Tesla's Full Self-Driving. The R2 offers over 300 miles of range and strong off-road performance, positioning it as a more versatile alternative to the Tesla Model Y. Production is set to begin in 2026, with a full reveal on March 12.

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Ford is preparing to launch a $30,000 mid-size electric truck in 2027 that incorporates key technologies from Tesla's Cybertruck, including 48-volt architecture and gigacasting. The project is led by former Tesla executives and marks a significant shift for the automaker away from traditional methods. This approach aims to reduce costs and improve efficiency in electric vehicle production.