While its CEO attempts to secure for himself the largest corporate payout in the history of corporate payouts, EV maker Tesla’s sales continue to wobble and flounder in a not particularly healthy fashion. Although the company’s sales in the U.S. jumped last quarter, many onlookers have attributed that bounce to the expiration of the U.S.’s EV tax credit (consumers likely rushed to buy an EV while it made financial sense to do so, so the thinking goes). Prior to that, Tesla’s Q2 results showed a 13 percent collapse of sales in the U.S., and some experts expect the company’s decline to continue.

In Europe, for instance, things aren’t looking great. Reuters reports that , in October, Tesla sales cratered by massive proportions from the preceding month. The outlet says that car regi

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