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Tesla Model Y tops Norway sales despite low Q1 delivery results

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Tesla did not meet delivery expectations in the first quarter of 2025, and a huge reason behind this was the changeover to the new Model Y in Giga Texas, the Fremont Factory, Giga Shanghai, and Giga Berlin. Despite Tesla’s disappointing Q1 vehicle delivery results, the new Model Y still made a significant impact in key markets such as Norway. Model Y was the bestselling car in Norway in March & Q1 2025Takk Norge!— Tesla Europe & Middle East (@t…

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