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<\/div>\nThe record-breaking month comes despite recent speculation about potential negative consumer sentiment towards the brand and its owner, Elon Musk.<\/p>\n
The Model 3 saw 1,751 units sold in January 2025, while the Model Y achieved 527 sales. These two models have consistently dominated Tesla’s used car market, with the Model 3 showing particularly <\/span>strong performance<\/span> throughout the period.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the Model Y has seen steady growth in sales volume, rising from just 42 units in May 2023 to its January 2025 figure of 527.<\/p>\n
Both models have <\/span>demonstrated<\/span> increasing sales velocity, despite average days on the market dropping significantly since early 2023.<\/p>\n
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<\/div>\nThe Model S and Model X maintained more modest sales figures, with 85 and 79 units sold, respectively in January 2025.<\/p>\n
Alastair Campbell of <\/span>Marketcheck<\/span> UK addressed recent speculation about Tesla sales being affected by Elon Musk’s social media engagement with the UK Government.<\/p>\n
Campbell told GB News: “There has been a lot of speculation about Tesla car sales since Elon Musk’s involvement in engaging indirectly with the UK government on social media. The assumption is, by some media outlets, that this is deeply unpopular with the British people.” <\/p>\n
However, Campbell noted that their data shows no negative impact on used Tesla sales. “If anything, the opposite is happening,” he said, pointing to the increasing sales volumes.<\/p>\n
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The record-breaking month comes despite recent speculation about potential negative consumer sentiment towards the brand and its owner, Elon Musk.<\/p>\n
The Model 3 saw 1,751 units sold in January 2025, while the Model Y achieved 527 sales. These two models have consistently dominated Tesla’s used car market, with the Model 3 showing particularly <\/span>strong performance<\/span> throughout the period.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the Model Y has seen steady growth in sales volume, rising from just 42 units in May 2023 to its January 2025 figure of 527.<\/p>\n
Both models have <\/span>demonstrated<\/span> increasing sales velocity, despite average days on the market dropping significantly since early 2023.<\/p>\n
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS:<\/strong><\/p>\n
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- Mercedes-Benz to cut costs and roll out more petrol and diesel cars despite Labour threats<\/a><\/li>\n
- Major car defect causes 200 million hours of traffic delays, putting drivers in \u2018danger zone\u2019<\/a><\/li>\n
- Strong weather warnings sees motorhomes and campervans banned from travelling on major UK roads<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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<\/div>\nThe Model S and Model X maintained more modest sales figures, with 85 and 79 units sold, respectively in January 2025.<\/p>\n
Alastair Campbell of <\/span>Marketcheck<\/span> UK addressed recent speculation about Tesla sales being affected by Elon Musk’s social media engagement with the UK Government.<\/p>\n
Campbell told GB News: “There has been a lot of speculation about Tesla car sales since Elon Musk’s involvement in engaging indirectly with the UK government on social media. The assumption is, by some media outlets, that this is deeply unpopular with the British people.” <\/p>\n
However, Campbell noted that their data shows no negative impact on used Tesla sales. “If anything, the opposite is happening,” he said, pointing to the increasing sales volumes.<\/p>\n
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