Tesla sales are in an unprecedented slide. Competitors are rapidly gaining ground. There’s a lot of bad news for Tesla lately – but it’s unclear if the politics of its polarizing CEO, Elon Musk, are to blame.

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Why are Tesla sales down? Elon Musk's politics may be to blame - The EV firm’s sales are down in many parts of Europe, while rivals are chipping away at its market share in the company’s native US